Who Is Iago Lie In Othello

Question Number 1.)

In the story of Othello there were many instincts where Iago was suspicious about things. I believe that Iago may have been the type of person to try and get others to do his dirty work for him so he doesn’t get his own hands dirty. Iago was a Machiavellian villain because he would do whatever it takes to accomplish his own goals, he lies, cheat and tricks people into getting what he wants. In such Iago manipulates people such as Othello and Desdemona so that Othello kills her.

Right off the bat Iago starts to lie about Cassio’s capabilities because Iago is so jealous of him because of the position he received from Othello, as his lieutenant. The biggest lie throughout the entire play Iago convinces himself that Othello has had an affair with his wife. That lie also turns into the lie in which Iago tells Othello that Cassio is having an affair with Desdemona. The two of these lies, then turn Othello to believe everything that Iago says which then makes Othello think bad about his wife later killing her.

Iago is no “honest man” he is known to be lying, cheating man who just wants everyone to have their eye on him, he wants to be the star of the play. Iago “the Machiavellian” in my opinion manipulates everyone so that he can look like he is the innocent one and so that

Othello looks up to him so he can get whatever he wants. He is not an honest or innocent person he is far from it and he purposely does this throughout the entire play so that everyone follows him and believes whatever he says. Iago is a liar, cheater and he is far from being “honest Iago”.

Question Number 3.)

In the two poems of “The Lamb” and “The Tiger” the poet uses symbolism to help the reader understand what the poems means. The poet uses the lamb and the tiger to show the innocence and purity of the lamb while showing the terror of the tiger and fearful symmetry. Both the lamb and the tiger are very different, the tiger is fearful, dark, and powerful which creates this awed tone while in “The Lamb” is gentle, innocent and crooning.
The tiger is my favorite of the two in the poem it symbolizes the tigers true power and fearlessness against his prey. The tiger stalks his prey so that he can survive another day with food. “The Lamb” is a great poem as well it symbolizes the gentle like features much like Jesus Christ.
Both poems symbolize the two animals as two completely opposite things, innocents and power. The tiger is powerful and strong while the lamb is gentle and humane. The both of them have one purpose and that is to demonstrates good and evil in the world. The main thing symbolized in the poem is who made them which had to of been god and that there is a place in this worlds for the both them.

Question Number 5.)

In the two poems of “The Charge of the Light Brigade” and “Dulce Et Decorum Est” they both were about a battle and the theme of the battles were completely different.

The battle in “The Charge of the Light Brigade” is some what more calm then “Dulce Et Decorum Est”. In the poem of “Dulce Et Decorum Est” the battle was very gruesome and gross for an example just the sight of mustard gas and blood oozing from the soldier mouths leaves an imprint that the battle of world war one was very tragic. “The Charge of the Light Brigade” seemed as if they were honored to die for there people while in “Dulce Et Decorum Est” the soldiers did not think it was honorable because of how they

died.
In the poem “The Charge of the Light Brigade” the soldiers did not care that they were riding into the valley od death because they thought they were dying with honor. The men were being fired at from all angles left, right, behind and in front of them but still they rode into the valley of death for honor. In “Dulce Et Decorum Est” the soldiers did not think that it was a honorable because the use of mustard gas would have been the worst most painful way to die. The ways that the man died in “The Charge of the Light Brigade” compared to “Dulce Et Decorum Est” is dramatically different.
The themes in these two poems are very different in which it may be honorable to die for your people but some may argue that it is not because it can be gruesome and terrifying. In “The Charge of the Light Brigade” the theme is that if you fight and die for your people you will die with honor because of the ways that they would have been killed for an example the infamous mustard gas which would have been the worst most painful way to die. The theme of the poem “Dulce Et Decorum Est” also goes into great detail of how the battlefield was in world war one which was very gruesome and dishonorable.