Othello was Insane :: Othello essays

Othello was Insane           Shakespeare's Othello is a prime case of a cunningly made catastrophe. Othello himself has all the components of a lamentable saint: the individual complaint including a companion and cherished one, the lamentable blemish (artlessness), the penance of self destruction. Othello's solid love for his better half also, the affection that Desdemona shows him by selling out her dad shows the bond among them.  As a man Othello was fair and noted with high respect around Venice, likewise a solid and extraordinary leader.  Every extraordinary pioneer has a lot of weight on him regardless of how incredible the leader.  The worry of fight, the envy, and the loss of respect are what drove Othello crazy and this is the reason he hath slaughtered his better half.           Although the pressure of fight was not referenced in the play one could envision the burdens put on a man with such accounts of fight that Othello himself told Brabantio.  Her dad adored me, oft welcomed me; /Still addressed me a mind-blowing tale/From year to year-the fights attacks, fortunes/That I have passed.(I, iii, 128-131) The various fights what's more, the difficulties of war wear a man down.  The worries of ordinary things at work get to us however the worries of fight must be and uncountable occasions worse.  Othello appeared to be and was referenced as a decent pioneer with the regard of the Duke.  The worries of being a person of color driving a multitude of white warriors that may regard you as a pioneer yet probably won't regard you as a human would influence you too.           Othello appeared to deal with the worries of war fine and dandy however with the desire included into his life by the most underhanded Iago's plot against him and Cassio was something that Othello experienced difficulty managing.  Othello was new to the wedded life and would not like to abandon his better half so he left her in the possession of the genuine Iago.  My life upon her confidence! - Honest Iago, /My Desdemona must I leave to thee(I, iii, 294-295).  Iago caused the desire in Othello's heart and caused it to get overwhelmed with emotion and with some bogus confirmation made Othello start his break from the real world.           The respect lost by the gossip of a conning spouse was the straw that