Cassio

Question 1

Act 2 Scene 1 Cassio

Answer 1

The divine Desdemona - Perceives her as ethereal and beautiful in contrast to Iago’s crude sexual statements

Question 2

Act 2 Scene 3 Cassio

Answer 2

CASSIO: An inviting eye; and yet methinks right modest. - refuses to make sexual comments on Desdemona - what Iago was trying to make him do

Reputation, reputation, reputation! O, I have lost my reputation! - after he has been stripped of lieutenant position due to brawl orchestrated by Roderigo and Iago

Question 3

Act 3 Scene 1 Cassio

Answer 3

Give me advantage of some brief discourse
With Desdemona alone - says in good spirits that a meeting alone with Desdemona may resolve the situation but it is later used to accuse him of an affair

Question 4

Act 3 Scene 4

Answer 4

That by your virtuous means I may again exist - pleads to Desdemona that she tries to get him reinstated

Question 5

Act 4 Scene 1

Answer 5

I marry her? What! A customer? - ashamed to be related to Bianca in any way as she is a courtesan - same misogynistic undertones as the rest of the male characters

Question 6

Act 5 Scene 2

Answer 6

Dear general, I never gave you cause - questioning why his loyalty is being reviewed

And he himself confess’d but even now that there he dropp’d it for a special purpose which wrought to his desire - promises Othello that he did not receive the handkerchief but it was rather planted