Early on, this character says "But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve / For daws to peck at" when conversing with Roderigo at the opening of the play he appears in.
This character indicates to the audience that he will use one character's clasping of a woman's hand to "ensnare" him. Early on, this character says "But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve / For daws to peck at" when conversing with Roderigo at the opening of the play he appears in. This figure has his wife Emilia plant a handkerchief to suggest that the second-in-command of the title character, Michael Cassio, has been cuckolding him. He is ordered to be executed after his superior suffocates his wife Desdemona. For 10 points, identify this villain of Shakespeare's Othello.
This character indicates to the audience that he will use one character's clasping of a woman's hand to "ensnare" him.
{Iago}