Iago

Question 1

‘A foolish wife’ theme

Answer 1

marriage

Question 2

‘A foolish wife’ Meaning

Answer 2

Marital disharmony. Iago is abusive and controlling within his marriage.

Question 3

‘Would she give you so much of her lips as tounge you’ll have enough’ Theme

Answer 3

Jealousy

Question 4

‘Would she give you so much of her lips as tounge you’ll have enough’ Meaning

Answer 4

Iago is jealous not because he loves Emilia but because his position is threatened.

Question 5

‘honest’ Theme

Answer 5

Honour and reputation

Question 6

‘honest’ Meaning

Answer 6

Ironic enables him to manipulate.

Question 7

‘Good name in man and woman is the immediate jewel of their souls’ Theme

Answer 7

Honour and reputation

Question 8

‘Good name in man and woman is the immediate jewel of their souls’ Meaning

Answer 8

Reputation is the most valuable thing in the world.

Question 9

‘I hate the moor’ Theme

Answer 9

Hate

Question 10

‘I hate the moor’ Meaning

Answer 10

Repeated based on Jealousy. Dehumanising as does not call him by his name.

Question 11

‘Hell and night bring the monstrous birth to the worlds light’ Theme

Answer 11

Hate

Question 12

‘Hell and night bring the monstrous birth to the worlds light’ Meaning

Answer 12

Wickedness to Iago’s scheming.

Question 13

What traits from Italy are manifested into Iago’s character?

Answer 13

Corruption
decadence
revolutions

Question 14

What did Honigman say about Iago’s planning strategy?

Answer 14

“Iago excels in short –term tactics, not in long-term strategy”

Question 15

What did Honigman say about Iago’s power?

Answer 15

‘Iago enjoys a god sense of power.’