Which statement best explains how Shakespeare transformed the source material described in Part A?
In Shakespeare's play, the men are either good or evil by nature; in the source material, they are influenced by outside sources.
While Ensign's trickery is driven by his love for the Moor's wife, Iago's plot is driven by his hatred for Cassio and the Moor.
Ensign's plot only involves the Moor, while Iago plots to trick Cassio, the Captain.
Iago is driven by a sense of duty, while Ensign is motivated by jealousy.
