Iago

Iago is a complex character from Shakespeare's play "Othello," known for his cunning and manipulative nature. He is a skilled deceiver who schemes to exact revenge and fulfill his personal grudges. Iago expertly exploits others’ trust and insecurities, spreading lies and misinformation to achieve his ends. Despite his outward appearance of honesty, he is fundamentally unscrupulous and lacks remorse. His actions highlight themes of jealousy, betrayal, and the destructive power of deceit, making him a compelling example of a character driven by malice and strategic thinking.