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Commentary on Iago's first soliloquy: Towards the end of Act 1 in Shakespear's Othello, we come across a significant soliloquy recited by an important character in the play, Iago. Throughout the play, Shakespear has used Iago as a working force towards the plot. The whole plot of the novel revolves around this character and what he plans to do next, and this seems clear by the end of Act 1. Thus, Shakespear providing the audience with Iago's soliloquies is like giving an overview of the what is about to happen, creating a clear picture in the audiences' heads and then working towards it, and also a deep insight into Iago's character, and his point of view of how things are shaping out. Prior to Iago's first soliloquy, Iago has convinced Roderigo, who had seemed so sure of failure that he was planning on committing suicide, that he is going to get...

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