Othello: The Man Filled with Jealousy, Oliver Parker Love is magical, jealously is forgettable, but is it worth dying for? In the movie Othello, Oliver Parker shows a common dramatic romantic movie of young lovers and shows how young love can be easily broken up (killed), by jealousy. According to Othello, jealousy is important because if he can’t be Desdemona only lover than nobody can, but in reality, he is her only love. The manipulation from Iago has altered Othello thinking and believing that his “only true love” (Desdemona) is a cheater and should be killed for it. Iago’s goal to destroy Othello’s image reveals the importance of trust in relationships. In order for bonds to be secure, the bonds of trust need to remain unbroken in order to keep the peace. Once Iago’s trust in Othello is broken Iago decides to vain Othello’s life by destroying his trust in all he values. Iago’s trust is his wife and his promotion, they were both broken and Othello was completely responsible for both even one was not true. Iago is making his move because he is angry with Othello and sees he is vulnerable, but doesn’t know it yet. We see Iago is planning a plan when Iago says “I hate the Moor: And it is thought abroad, that 'twixt my sheets he has done my office: I know not if't be true; But I, for mere suspicion in that kind, will do as if …show more content…
Iago shows this false information when he tells his friend to describe the whore relation with his friend and makes it seems that Othello wife doings. Iago tells Othello after the fake conversation about his wife and tells Othello to “Look to your wife, observe her well with Cassio. Wear your eyes thus, not jealous nor secure. I would not have your free and noble nature.” Iago is telling Othello that his wife might like Cassio for his looks and not being a moor and plays on his fears that he is not enough to satisfy his