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Posted by marianne on June 24, 19101 at 01:19:04:
In Reply to: How is Iago an evil genius? posted by Jackie on June 07, 19101 at 20:17:23:
hi,
in my opion Iago isn't an evil genius. If he was an genius he wouldn't have died in the end. He was evil but i don't beleive that he was a genius. He was smart but only to a certain degree, if he'd plan had worked it would have been great, but lets face it it didn't work and he was mad anyway
marianne
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