Marriage Quotes

Question 1

Brabantio confronts Othello for eloping with Desdemona, he accuses Othello of stealing Desdemona, as if she is a piece of property that has been unlawfully taken away from him.

Answer 1

“O, thou foul thief, where has thou stowed my daughter?”

Question 2

Brabantio insists that Othello must have enchanted Desdemona. Brabantio’s objection to his daughters marriage to a black man gives voices to fears of miscegenation

Answer 2

“Thou hast enchanted her!”

Question 3

When Iago wants to make Othello suspect Desdemona’s been unfaithful, he suggests a woman who disobeys and deceives her father is likely to indulge in adultery.
Othello sees Desdemona’s willingness to elope as a prelude to her infidelity.
Othello’s sexist assumption leave him vulnerable to Iago’s plotting.

Answer 3

“She did deceive her father, marrying you”