This is for question # 2
First and foremost I would just like to point out that Mr. Shakespeare was a DRAMA KING, or that's the impression I gain from the plays we read by him in English.
This play is a a drama. All of the action his come from the various characters being screwed over by Iago or character development. I mean for pete's sake the entire war is called off by a storm, making the only action a drunken sword fight. Although it's hard to judge now I see this play panning out to becoming a tragedy. Even though everything is working out for "honest" Iago, I predict he will be caught in his web or hurt in some way. I also don't like how the story is looking for Othello, a generally good fellow (see what I did there?). There just isn't a happy ending on the horizon of this story.
Otherwise the Turks would of rode up on their ships, killed Iago and saved the rest of the characters from him.
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