Othello
How does Othello's tragic flaw lead to his downfall?

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Othello's tragic flaws are his jealousy and pride. When he believes his manhood has been compromised by Desdemona's unfaithfulness, he listens to those who wish to manipulate him. In the end, his jealousy, pride, and gullibility lead to his murder of Desdemona and his own suicide.
Othello