"Look on the tragic loading of this bed./This is thy work." V.ii.385-386. Who would have thought? Everyone dies except the bad guy in the end. Othello kills Desdemona then himself. Iago kills Emilia. Rodergio is killed by Cassius, but Iago then tries to kill Cassius. And everyone has melodramatic, somewhat annoying, last words, and they all take hours to die. But it wasn't that bad of a play to be honest, just a little predictable.