Question about Othello?
Sun, 09/25/2011 - 17:06 — Anonymous
How does Shakespeare show the reader/audience that Iago is the antagonist in Act 1 Scene 1..?
I've been given this as work, but I don't understand it.. :S
Any chance anyone can give me a few hints or examples..?
THANK YOU!=D
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