Introduction- The tragedy of Othello is the tragedy of a free and lordly creature taken in the toils and writhing to death. In one of his sonnets, Shakespeare has spoken of some fierce thing replete with too much rage whose strength’s abundance weakens his own heart. Such a fierce thing made weak by his very strength is Othello. There is a barbaric grandeur and simplicity about the movements of his soul. He sees things with a large and generous eye, not prying into the curious or the occult.He is a liberal acceptor of life and, with a careless magnificence, wears about him the ornament of strange experience; memories of ‘Antres vast and deserts idle, Rough quarries, rocks, and hills whose heads touch heaven, memories of disastrous chances of moving accidents by flood and field.