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Part A What is one way that Shakespeare uses source material in Othello? to develop the motivation of the villain to borrow language in order to replicate the original tone to come up with the name of the villain to establish that the villain was wronged by the Moor Part B Which statement best explains how Shakespeare transformed the source material described in Part A? In Othello the villain's hatred is driven because he was overlooked for a promotion; in the source materials, his hatred for the Moor is driven by his jealousy and desire for the Moor's wife. Shakespeare preserved the motivations of the villain in the source material, changing only the names and small details to update the story for his time. Shakespeare emphasized Iago's desire for Othello's possessions, including his wife, while the source material emphasizes the villain's fall from grace and portrays him as more sympathetic. While the villain in the original material is evil by his very nature, the villain in Othello is a good man who is corrupted by outside influences.