On The Sidelines of a Tragedy
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The Tragedy of Othello is a play written by William Shakespeare. This story, On the sidelines of a Tragedy is written in the point of view of a character not likely thought of, she is the wife of Iago and the best friend of Desdemona. She is the woman by the name of Emilia, Listen to her side of the story.
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