- Death of Desdemona: Othello, believing Desdemona to be unfaithful, smothers her to death on their bed. Although he is convinced at the end of her innocence by Emilia, it's too late and he stabs himself to death out of regret and grief.
- Fate of Iago: After attempting to flee, Iago is captured by Lodovico and Montano. His villainous acts, such as plotting to manipulate Othello and murder Roderigo, are revealed to everyone present. As punishment, Iago is brought back to Venice for further judgement (often interpreted as torture and execution.
Therefore, the conclusion of Othello culminates in several mournful losses leading to tragic consequences and a feeling of loss and heartache