Shakespeare's "Othello" tackles the issue of war and soldiery through which it becomes woven into the characters' daily life, especially seen through the use of military terms. In addition, the conflict within the characters, especially in Othello, could be an aspect of war and soldiery as well, through which an inner war is staged within him. Othello's ability to act as a soldier in command greatly exemplifies the point through which Montano's lines of "For …showed first 75 words of 1095 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1095 total…he was to lose this. In conclusion, Shakespeare's portrayal of the impending tragedy through which it is played out through the context of war and soldiery no doubt set the ground works for the impending tragedy. The inability of differentiating between life and war finally leads the collapse in trust between the characters and the subversion of true impressions seen by the characters, which culminates to the tragedy of the play as seen in "Othello".