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Describe the Theme of Good vs Evil in Othello.

Describe the Theme of Good vs Evil in Othello.
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      2019-07-29T06:51:02+05:30Added an answer on July 29, 2019 at 6:51 am

      The good vs evil in Othello is represented by Iago vs Desdemona. While Desdemona is described as loving, beautiful, trusting, compassionate and divine, Iago is shown as scheming, sinister, jealous, manipulative and devilish.

      Iago also manages to bring the evil out of someone like Othello who was a venerated soldier and brave leader. This battle unlike most tales see a final triumph of evil as Iago manages to isolate Othello, brainwash him and incite him to banish his friend Cassio and kill his beloved Desdemona.

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