Othello

iago refuses to give any reasons for his actions in setting up the tragedy and ensnaring othellos soul and body why do you think he does this

iago refuses to give any reasons for his actions in setting up the tragedy and ensnaring othellos soul and body why do you think he does this

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Iago will never admit he's to blame, and he knows that his refusal to speak will only increase Othello's emotional distress.

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