Iago and Plainview

What drives both Iago and Daniel Plainview in their respective stories?

• A desire for power
• Personal resentment
• A quest for justice
• A drive for wealth

How does Iago manipulate societal values in Othello?

• By acting nobly at all times
• By appearing loyal and honest while undermining others
• By working with Othello to defeat Cassio
• By refusing to interact with societal elites

What is Daniel Plainview's true motivation in *There Will Be Blood*?

• To promote religious ideals
• To dominate and humiliate others
• To help his family
• To become wealthy without hurting others

What societal flaw do both Iago and Plainview exploit?

• People’s desire for wealth
• The gap between outward manners and true morality
• The need for competition
• The promotion of loyalty and trust

In comparing Iago and Plainview, what is revealed about the difference between stated values and true morality?

• They uphold societal values genuinely
• They expose hypocrisy in societal values
• They adhere to society’s morals fully
• They struggle with their own moral dilemmas