I am curious why this is in Eastern instead of General. After all, justice is common throughout the world, not only in the concept of karma.
I can't recall the dude's name, the lieutenant, Othello's pal. The only guy to come through unscathed. Why? He didn't succumb to his base urgers and emotions as Othello did, and he didn't plot and scheme out of greed as Iago did. He just maintained a "go with the flow" philosophy, and it all worked out (sort of) okay for him. I wrote a report on Othello for year 12 English, it had some interesting ideas in it. I just wish I could recall what they were... :bugeye: