Act 4 Flashcards

1
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Othello kiss quote

A

“An unauthorised kiss!”

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Othello on D’s honour

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“She protectress of honour too: / May she give that?”

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3
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Iago leading on Othello’s thoughts

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“With her, on her - what you will”

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4
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Othello exploring the nuances of the word lie

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“Lie with her? Lie on her? We say ‘lie on her’ when they belie. Lie with her? ‘Swounds that’s fulsome!”

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Othello on being a cuckhold

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“A horned man’s a monster and a beast”

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Iago calling out O’s duality

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“a civil monster”

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Iago goading O’s fragile masculinity

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“Good sir, be a man” “a passion most unsuiting such a man”

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Cassio dismissing Bianca’s affection

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“I marry - what, a customer? … This is the monkey’s own giving out”

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Othello’s violent reaction after overhearing Cassio and Iago’s conversation

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“How shall I murder him, Iago?”

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10
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Iago on O and D’s marriage bed

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“even the bed she hath contaminated”

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11
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D expressing her affection for C

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“for the love I bear Cassio”

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Othello’s most violent moment before D’s murder

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“(striking her) Devil!”

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O calling D a whore

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“This is a subtle whore, / A closet, lock, and key of villanous secrets”

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14
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D’s unfortunate wording of questions

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“My lord, what is your will?” “My lord, what is your pleasure?”

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O questioning D’s dual corruption and beauty

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“O thou black weed, why art so lovely fair?”

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16
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D excusing O’s cruelty

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“He might have chid me so, for in good faith / I am a child to chiding”

17
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D expressing that immaterial nature of her love

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“Not the world’s mass of vanity could make me”

18
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Emilia telling D that a woman cheating is not a big deal

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“The world’s a huge thing: it is a great thing / For a small vice”

19
Q

E on why wives cheat

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“I do think it is their husbands’ faults / If wives do fall” - AO4 - fall of Eve

20
Q

E addressing the audience about female sexuality

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“Let husbands know, / Their wives have sense like them”

21
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E on the commonality of humanity regardless of gender

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“Have we not affections, / Desires for sport, and frailty as men have? / …. / The ills we do, their ills instruct us so”

22
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Cassio telling Bianca to leave him alone

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‘Tis such another fitchew - marry, a perfumed one!