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Character Analysis of Othello   In the play Othello,  the character of Othello has certain characteristics  which cause him to appear to be innocent and unsophisticated contrasted with numerous other  people. This is the reason Iago, to get his equitable prizes utilizes him as a  scapegoat.  Iago told Roderigo, O,sir, content you.  I tail him  [Othello] to serve my chance upon him (I, I lines 38-9).  Iago is  saying, he just follows Othello to a point, and after arriving at it he  will not tail him any longer.  Iago has made me fully aware of see the  real importance of deceit.  No issue what, Iago will attempt to take  advantage of Othello whenever and he will be effectively persuade  the lies of Iago.        The Moor, the same number of Venetians call him, is of solid character.  He is exceptionally pleased and in charge of each move all through the play.   The control isn't just of intensity however of the feeling of his being who he  is, an extraordinary warrior.  In Act I, Othello has a fight with Brabantio,  who has come to murder him, yet before anything could happen Othello  said, Hold your hands, both of you of my slanting and the rest.   Were it my sign to battle, I ought to have known it without a guide  (I, ii, lines 80-3).  The force appeared here is very astounding.         The idea of Othello's character is of a dull man. A  dark man, since he is dark, yet additionally in light of the fact that his entirety  person is very mysterious.  He is baffling in that he accepts there  is enchantment blending everywhere.  With this clouded side he is likewise very  outgoing, and not very bright.  He isn't attentive and the plans of  Iago work  well on him. Despite the fact that he doesn't think about an excessive amount of his  past, aside from periodic endeavors of wars battled, he lets his  emotions run his life.         For all the threats and experiences he has been engaged with, this  man is as yet guileless of the corruptness of others. Othello  has a believing nature where he gives everything. He put all his trust  in Iago during times of war and during Othello's union with  Desdemona. This wasn't brilliant of Othello, regardless of whether he wasn't