How does Iago continue to provoke Othello's jealousy?

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Posted by gocrazy54 on April 9, 2008 at 6:33 AM and tagged with iago, jealousy, othello

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Iago continues to build Othello's jealousy through use of Cassio. For example, when Iago and Cassio speak about Bianca, Iago leads Othello to believe they were speaking about Desdemona, so...

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