Although Desdemona's intentions are from good intentions as she wishes to forgive everyone she believes deserves it, she is a terrible judge of character and trusts anyone regardless of how they behave “Well praised! And if she were black and witty” (Othello 2.1.131). Even when Desdemona's life is put in danger and she has the opportunity to do something about it, Desdemona stays and allows Othello to attack her and blames herself for Othello's anger "So I wouldn't do it too. My love he approves of him so much that even his stubbornness, his checks, his frowns. Please, unblock me, have grace and favor in them.”(Othello 5.2.). , his actions are both foolish and infallible and therefore cannot be understood by the