A4S2 Key quotes Flashcards

1
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How does this scene open

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Othello bombarding Emilia with questions

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How does Emilia back up Desdemona (3)

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  • ‘lay down my soul at stake’
  • ‘if she not honest, chaste and true, there’s no man happy’
  • does not admit to the stealing of the handkerchief though
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2
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How is Othello unmoved by Emilia

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‘this is a subtle whore’

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3
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Desdemona as the victim (4)

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  • ‘your wife my lord; your true and loyal wife’
  • ‘I understand the fury in your words but not the words’
  • ‘am I that name Iago?’
  • ‘what shall i do to win my lord again’
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4
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Othello monologue as the tragic hero begins with

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  • ‘to try me with any affliction’
    essentially saying he could deal with anything but not this
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5
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How does Desdemona uphold the sanctity of marriage (2)

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  • ‘preserve this vessel for my lord’
  • ‘lay on my bed my wedding sheets’
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6
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Why is everything Desdemona says futile?

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‘I took you for that cunning whore of Venice that married with Othello’ (storytelling)

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7
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Cool Emilia quote

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‘the Moor’s abused by some most villainous knave’

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8
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How does Shakespeare begin to disconnect Iago with the audience

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He does not try to convince Roderigo - it does not take any effort

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9
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Iago’s interaction with Roderigo quotes (3)

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  • ‘I do not find that thou dealest justly with me’
  • ‘I see there’s mettle in thee’
  • ‘knocking out his brains’
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