Measure for Measure Flashcards
The Duke - ‘An overgrown lion
in a cave.’
Isabella - ‘tis set down so in heaven
but not in earth.’
Isabella - ‘judge you as
you are.’
Angelo - ‘it is the law, not I,
that condemn your brother.’
The Duke - ‘death
for death!’
Claudio - love is ‘a thirsty evil -
when we drink, we die.’
Provost - ‘Dost thou desire her foully for
those things that make her good.’
The Duke - ‘believe not that the dribbling dart of
love can pierce a complete bosom.’
Isabella - ‘more than or brother
is our chastity.’
Claudio - ‘I got possession
of Juliet’s bed.’
Lucio - ‘Do not marry me to a whore…
do not make me a cuckold.’
Mariana - ‘I crave no other,
nor no better man.’
The Duke - ‘your evil quits
you well.’
The Duke - ‘it is too late,
he is sentenced.’
Angelo - ‘heaven hath my
empty words.’
Lucio - ‘Virgin! I hold you
as a sainted thing.’
Angelo - ‘Isabella,
love chaste!’
Lucio - ‘she may be a punk,
for many of them are.’
Angelo - ‘who will believe thee, Isabella,
over my unsoiled name.’
The Duke - ‘death is a
great disguiser.’
To who and why does the Duke say ‘slip so grossly’?
To Angelo, stating that he has made mistakes and they have been found out
The Duke - ‘Enforce or qualify the laws
as to your soul seems good.’
