On a street in Venice in the middle of the night, jealousy, betrayal, and murder begins in Shakespeare's story Othello. Desdemona, the woman Roderigo loves, has eloped with Othello in which Roderigo has learned about it by a Moorish general hired to lead the Venetian army against the Turks. Roderigo is angry at Iago, the young Venetian he's been paying to play "matchmaker-" for him and Desdemona. .
Iago has other issues. Iago has served faithfully as Othello's ensign. However, Othello Infuriated Iago for selecting Michael Cassio as his Lieutenant instead of himself. An evil nature is hidden under a mask of integrity by Iago as he delights in the misery of others. He sets out to arrange Othello's destruction with his envy as a partial justification.
Brabantio, a Venetian Senator and Desdemona's father, was awaken by, Roderigo and Iago to inform him that his daughter has run off with Othello. He is skeptical of him personally because he is a foreigner, despite the admiration Brabantio has for Othello as a soldier. Brabantio was convinced by Iago that Othello allured Desdemona using enchantment and bewitching. .
Whither he and Desdemona are squandering their honeymoon, at the inn, Iago finds Othello. Othello is cautionend by Iago that Brabantio's angry. However, Othello feels he has done no wrong. Led by Cassio, a bunch of men arrive to bid Othello to the Senate for an emergency war council. Brabantio arrives, expeditiously following, with his advocates to put Othello in jail. Placidly implied by Othello that they all go to the Senate and allow the Duke to determine who is in the right. .
Explicated by Othello, in the Senate chambers, as he informed her of his adventures on how he .
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and Desdemona fell in love throughout the world, with awe and sympathy she listened.
