In The Shakespeare Play 'Othello'

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The Importance Of Act Three Scene Three

In The Shakespeare Play 'Othello'

Act III Scene III is the most important in the play. It is the famous corruption scene and takes place in the citadel's garden. It is here that Iago's plan goes from in his head into Othello's head. He finally unleashes his plan and it only takes one scene for Othello to be convinced that Desdemona is unfaithful. The scene is central to the play both in time and in action. During these events relationships change, which can be never go back to the way they were. Major changes in character occur, for example Iago finally takes control of Othello. This scene is pivotal; the plot takes a full turn. Relationships between characters are good up to this point; however, it is after these events that Othello despises those close to him, excluding Iago, who has full control of Othello's head.

This scene begins with Desdemona, Emilia and Cassio in discussion. Desdemona explains that she will plead with Othello in order to get Cassio's job back as lieutenant. This was planned by Iago, telling Cassio to ask Desdemona to ask for his