Othello

 

The play opens in the powerful city-state of Venice, famous as a center of trade and banking and for its military might. It's early in the morning, and two men રો Rodrigo, a young gentleman and Senator Brabantio's daughter Desdemona's ex-suitor, and Etho, who claims to have passed through Othello for a promotion છે are outside Senator Brabantio's house. To tell him the news of his daughter's partnership with Othello, Moore.

After sharing the news of the secret marriage in words he considered to be of pride, the treacherous and insolent ego quickly left Rodrigo to confirm the story. Demonstrating feelings of friendship and concern, Igo then meets up with Othello and tells him about Brabantio's reaction. Brabantio, Othello and Desdemona appeared before the Duke of Venice. However, Brabantio accused Othello of tricking his daughter into sorcery, Othello explains that he won by telling Desdemona about his adventures, and Desdemona, who was called to testify, assured the senators that she had freely accompanied Othello. And married her for love.

The Duke appoints Othello as General of the Defense Forces against the Turks, and he must immediately depart for Cyprus. Requests permission to go to Cyprus with Othello of Desdemo. With the Duke's permission, Othello arranges for Desdemona to follow him on another ship with Igo, whom he mistakenly believes is a trusted friend, and Igo's wife, Emilia. Iago assured Rodrigo that Desdemona would soon be fed up with Othello and that he should follow Cyprus. On his own, Igo decides to use Casio, the man he deeply respects and whom he himself promoted as a tool to destroy Othello.

In Cyprus, Igo conspired against Othello, sowing seeds of doubt about Desdemona's loyalty and trapping Cassio as her lover. Using Rodrigo, Igo arranges a fight that eventually results in the demolition of Casio. It is believed that she is more likely to be reinstated if Desdemona has filed a case with her husband, Casio, while arranging a private meeting with Desdemona, who has promised to make a promise on behalf of Othello until a settlement is reached with Othello.

As Casio emerges, Ego and Othello appear. Othello noted Casio's quick departure, and Igo quickly jumped at the chance to point out that Casio seems to be trying to avoid Moore. Desdemo's urgency and enthusiasm begin to plead with Cassio to pardon Othello, as he had promised, and Othello will not stop her plea until he agrees, immersed in other thoughts. At the moment Desdemona and Emilia emerge, however, Igo begins to sow the seeds of doubt and suspicion in Othello's mind.

Othello, surrounded by uncertainty and uneasiness, later demands Igo that Desdemona be unfaithful. Then, using Desdemo's innocently dripping handkerchief, Igo reassures Othello that she is unfaithful, and he communicates with the innocent Cassio who hardens Moore's heart against his wife and his believing lover. Othello, betrayed by his wife and backed by anger and grief, rushes to the steps and agrees with Iago that he will kill Othello Desdemona, and Iago will dispose of Casio.

Desidemona, true to his word for Casio, continues to advocate on his behalf, inadvertently confirming his infidelity to Othello. He accuses her of being wrong, and Desdemona, not knowing what she did to commit the crime, can only assure him that she loves him.

In the meantime, this flawless Rodrigo has given up all hope for Desdemona, but Iago urges him to kill Cassio and revive his hopes. Late at night, they attack Casio on the street, but it is Casio who injured Rodrigo. Iago runs out and stabs Kasio in the leg. Othello, hearing Cassio crying for help, believes that half of the revenge is over and he is in a hurry to fulfill his promise.

Othello is in Desdemo's bed when he enters. She is told to pray the final prayer because she does not want to kill her soul. Knowing that she planned to kill him, Desdemona protested the innocence of having done anything wrong to him. Knowing she didn’t trust him, she begged him to let her live a little longer, but she smiled at him with a pillow.

Emilia, Desdemo's servant and Iago's wife, after discovering this discrepancy, raises the alarm and declares Iago to lie to Montano and Gretia. He explains how Desdemona's handkerchief came into Casio's possession, and when he refused to remain silent, Iago stabbed him. Wounded Casio confirms Emilia's story. The last soldier, Othello, is in his honor. Knowing this was the end, he "loved one who was not sensible but very well loved." He then stabs himself and falls on the bed next to his wife, where he dies.