othello act 1 Flashcards

1
Q

who has money

A

roderigo

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2
Q

who uses roderigo’s money

A

iago

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3
Q

villian, backstabber, smart

A

iago

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4
Q

says he’s using money to woo desdamona for roderigo

A

iago

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5
Q

Iago appears to be loyal to ___ but he is actually ____

A

othello

jealous

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6
Q

important theme of

A

head vs. heart

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7
Q

who represents head

who represents heart

A

head- iago

heart-othello

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8
Q

who does othello promote over iago

A

michael cassio

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9
Q

what is known about florentines

A

womanizers

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10
Q

who wrote the Prince

A

Machievelii

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11
Q

who is Iago based off of

A

Machievelli for his evilness, wickedness, and strategicness

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12
Q

what is venice famous for

A

canals

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13
Q
"even now, now, very now, an old balck ram 
is tupping your white ewe"
speaker to who?
about who?
imagery?
A

iago to brabantia
about othello and desdemona
animal imagery
vulgarityhw

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14
Q

what is the beast with two backs

A

sex

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15
Q

who says the beast with two backs

A

iago

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16
Q

“i must show out a flag and sign of love”

A

iago

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17
Q

color imagery colors

A

white- desdemona
black-othello
green- jealousy

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18
Q

why is it appropriate for iago to swear upon janus

A

janus is the two faced roman god of beginnings and transitions.

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19
Q

who is the vulgar character

A

iago

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20
Q

iago tries to influence who onto his side

A

cassio

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21
Q

why does iago draw against roderigo

22
Q

how had desdemona gone against nature

A
white v.s black
young vs. old
class diffrerence 
gentle vs. warrior
Christian vs. Moor
23
Q

“Mine’s not an idle cause: the duke himself”

speaker

A

brabantio about arresting othello

24
Q

why does Desdemona love Othello

A

for his battle stories. all the dangers he’s been through.

Othello loves her for her strong emotions towards him

25
"she loved me for the dangers I had pass'd, | And I loved her that she did pity them."
othello about Desdemona
26
how does the duke try to restore peace
he says that if you lament something that's already happened, then you are setting yourself up for more bad news.
27
"our bodies are _______" | speaker?
iago | gardens
28
"that we are ____ or _____"
thus or thus | iago
29
put money in thy purse meanse
liquidate your assets | sell land to have more cash
30
what rumour does iago believe
that othello slept with iago's wife
31
"he has done my office"
iago about othello sleeping with his wife.
32
"and will as tenderly be led by the nose | as asses are"
iago about othello
33
who is the voice of reason to brabantio
duke
34
who is put in charge of desdemona's ship by othello
iago
35
most complex character flaw
not a good judge of character but Iago is a master
36
what does roderigo think about
killing himself
37
"I do percieve here a divided duty"
desdemona about father and othello
38
"She'd come again with a greedy ear | devour up my discourse"
othello about desd
39
"But we have reason to cool our raging motions"
iago to roderigo | head v.s. heart
40
"thus do i ever make my fool my purse"
iago about roderigo
41
"rude am i in speech"
othello | irony-eloquent man
42
"i follow him to serve my turn upon him"
iago to roderigo about othello | app v.s reality
43
"incense her kisman, and though he in a fertile climate dwell plague him with flies"
iago to roderigo about brabantio | plant imagery
44
"a man he is of honesty and trust and to his conveyance I assign my wife"
othello about iago | irony
45
I must show out a flag and sign of love"
iago to roderigo | app vs. relaity
46
" thou hast practiced on her with foul charms"
brabantio to othello about desd
47
"and little of this great world can I speak mor than pertains to feats of broil and battle and therefore little shall i ggrace my cause in speaking for myself"
othello to senate
48
"to fall in love with what she feared to look on!... Against all rules of nature"
brabantio about desdemona loving othello
49
"tis in ourselves that we are thus or thus. our bodies are our gardens"
iago | garden imagry
50
"the moor is of a free and open nature | that thinks men honest that but seem to be so. and will be led by nose as asses are"
iago talking about othello's nobleness
51
when devils will the blackest sins put on/ they do suggest at first with heavenly shows/ as I do now"
iago