Character Sketch of Iago in Othello

Introduction
Iago, the man who is not what he claims to be, is one of the most striking creations of Shakespeare who lasts an immeasurable impact on every person, in or out of the play. He is the most clever out of the bunch who devises every person around him to serve on his own end. He is angry with Othello for not promoting him to the rank of a lieutenant and he uses every possible villainish trick for the demise of Othello, Desdemona, Cassio and Rodrigo (although he used Rodrigo's money to put up with his "enemies" but stabbed at the end) through his unescapable "webs". A critic remarks on the purely evil side of Iago, "A more artful villain than this Iago has never been portrayed; he spreads his net with a skill in which nothing can escape. " [To simply put, Iago is the worst villain ever portrayed in dramas, films or novels]

Iago and Other Villains from Other Stories
As already asserted by a critic, Iago is the most subtle knave in the entire history of English Literature [comment below, if you know more terrible villains other than Iago. ]. Iago is the most callous person who burns every person, trying to run before and after him. His unpredictable callousness even surpasses Milton's Satan in Paradise Lost who is sympathetic with his fellow fallen angels who are thrown into the burning depths of hell but on the contrary, Iago is observed playing with his fellow mate, Rodrigo.

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0:00 Introduction
0:08 Character Sketch of Iago in Othello
0:18 Introduction
1:05 Other Characters as lago
1:54 lago's Motives
2:51 lago's Hypocrisy
3:34 lago's Trust
4:17 Other Traits
4:47 Conclusion