Othello Act Five Flashcards by Dora Henderson

Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘Be near at hand, I…’

Roderigo - ‘Be near at hand, I may miscarry in ‘t’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘I have no great…’

Roderigo - ‘I have no great devotion to the deed.’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘he hath given me satisfying…’

Roderigo - ‘he hath given me satisfying reasons. ‘Tis but a man gone.’

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Iago (aside)

Act Five Scene One

‘I have rubbed this young…’

Iago (aside) - ‘I have rubbed this young quat almost to the sense And he grows angry.’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, I am…’

Roderigo - ‘Oh, I am slain!’

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Cassio

Act Five Scene One

‘I am maimed for ever…’

Cassio - ‘I am maimed for ever. Help, ho! Murder! Murder!’

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Othello

Act Five Scene One

‘Iago keeps…’

Othello - ‘Iago keeps his word’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, villain…’

Roderigo - ‘Oh, villain that I am!’

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Othello

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, brave Iago, honest…’

Othello - ‘Oh, brave Iago, honest and just…thou teachest me.’

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Othello

Act Five Scene One

‘Strumpet, I…’

Othello - ‘Strumpet, I come.’

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Othello

Act Five Scene One

‘of my heart, those charms,…’

Othello - ‘of my heart, those charms, thine eyes, are blotted.’

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Othello

Act Five Scene One

‘They bed, lust-stained, shall…’

Othello - ‘They bed, lust-stained, shall with lust’s blood be spotted.’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, wretched…’

Roderigo - ‘Oh, wretched villain!’

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Lodovico (about Iago)

Act Five Scene One

‘a very valiant…’

Lodovico (about Iago) - ‘a very valiant fellow.’

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Cassio

Act Five Scene One

‘I am spoiled…’

Cassio - ‘I am spoiled, undone by villains!’

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Iago

Act Five Scene One

‘O murd’rous slave! O…’

Iago - ‘O murd’rous slave! O villain! (stabs Roderigo)’

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Roderigo

Act Five Scene One

‘O damned Iago! O…’

Roderigo - ‘O damned Iago! O inhuman dog!’

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Bianca

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, my dear Cassio! My sweet….’

Bianca - ‘Oh, my dear Cassio! My sweet Cassio! O Cassio, Cassio, Cassio!’

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Iago

Act Five Scene One

‘This is the fruits…’

Iago - ‘This is the fruits of whoring.’

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Emilia

Act Five Scene One

‘Oh, fie upon…’

Emilia - ‘Oh, fie upon thee, strumpet!’

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Iago (aside)

Act Five Scene One

‘This is the night That either…’

Iago (aside) - ‘This is the night That either makes me or fordoes me quite.’

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Othello

Act Five Scene Two

‘I’ll not shed her blood, Nor scar…’

Othello - ‘I’ll not shed her blood, Nor scar that whiter skin of hers than snow’

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Othello

Act Five Scene Two

‘she must die, else…’

Othello - ‘she must die, else she’ll betray more men.’

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Othello

Act Five Scene Two

‘Put out the light, then…’

Othello - ‘Put out the light, then put out the light.’

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# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'When I have plucked thy rose I...'

Othello - 'When I have plucked thy rose I cannot give it vital growth again.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, balmy breath, that dost...'

Othello - 'Oh, balmy breath, that dost almost persuade Justice to break her sword!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'I will kill thee and...'

Othello - 'I will kill thee and love thee after.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'I must weep, But...'

Othello - 'I must weep, But they are cruel tears.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'This sorrow's heavenly, It...'

Othello - 'This sorrow's heavenly, It strikes where it doth love.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'I would not kill thy...'

Othello - 'I would not kill thy unprepared spirit.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'heavens forfend, I would...'

Othello - 'heavens forfend, I would not kill they soul!'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'heaven Have...'

Desdemona - 'heaven Have mercy on me!'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'you're fatal then When...'

Desdemona - 'you're fatal then When your eyes roll so.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'I feel I...'

Desdemona - 'I feel I fear.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Think on thy...'

Othello - 'Think on thy sins.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'That death's unnatural...'

Desdemona - 'That death's unnatural that kills for loving.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'Some bloody...'

Desdemona - 'Some bloody passion shakes your very frame.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'No, by my life...'

Desdemona - 'No, by my life and soul!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Sweet soul...Thou art...'

Othello - 'Sweet soul...Thou art on thy deathbed.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'confess thee freely...'

Othello - 'confess thee freely of thy sin.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Had all his hairs been lives My...'

Othello - 'Had all his hairs been lives My great revenge had stomach for them all.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'Kill me tomorrow-...'

Desdemona - 'Kill me tomorrow - let me live tonight!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'I that am cruel am yet merciful, I...'

Othello - 'I that am cruel am yet merciful, I would not have thee linger in thy pain.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'My wife! my wife! what...'

Othello - 'My wife! my wife! what wife? I have no wife.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, heavy...'

Othello - 'Oh, heavy hour!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'murder's out of tune, And...'

Othello - 'murder's out of tune, And sweet revenge grows harsh.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, falsely, falsely...'

Desdemona - 'Oh, falsely, falsely murdered!'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'a guiltless death...'

Desdemona - 'a guiltless death I die.'

# Desdemona Act Five Scene Two | 'Commend me to...'

Desdemona - 'Commend me to my kind lord.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'She's like a liar...'

Othello - 'She's like a liar gone to burning hell.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'the more angel she...'

Emilia - 'the more angel she, And you the blacker devil!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'She was a...'

Othello - 'she was a whore.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'she was heavenly...'

Emilia - 'she was heavenly true!'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'O mistress, villainy hath...'

Emilia - 'O mistress, villainy hath made mocks with love!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'honest...'

Othello - 'honest, honest Iago.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'O gull! O...'

Emilia - 'O gull! O dolt! As ignorant as dirt!'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'The Moor hath...'

Emilia - 'The Moor hath killed my mistress!'

# Emilia (to Iago) Act Five Scene Two | 'You told a lie...'

Emilia (to Iago) - 'You told a lie, an odious, damned lie.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'I will not charm my tongue...'

Emilia - 'I will not charm my tongue, I am bound to speak.'

# Montano Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, monstrous...'

Montano - 'Oh, monstrous act!'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'Villainy...'

Emilia - 'Villainy, villainy, villainy!'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, villainy!... I'll...'

Emilia - 'Oh, villainy!... I'll kill myself for grief... Oh, villainy, villainy!'

# Gratiano (about Brabantio's death) Act Five Scene Two | 'Thy match was mortal...'

Gratiano (about Brabantio's death) - 'Thy match was mortal to him, and pure grief Shore his old thread in twain.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | Let heaven and men and...'

Emilia - 'Let heaven and men and devils, let them all, All, all cry shame against me, yet I'll speak.'

# Emilia (to Othello) Act Five Scene Two | 'O thou dull...'

Emilia (to Othello) - 'O thou dull Moor!'

# Iago (to Emilia) Act Five Scene Two | 'Villainous...'

Iago (to Emilia) - 'Villainous whore!'

# Othello (to Iago) Act Five Scene Two | 'Precious...'

Othello (to Iago) - 'Precious villain!'

# Gratiano (about Iago) Act Five Scene Two | 'He's gone...'

Gratiano (about Iago) - 'He's gone, but his wife's killed.'

# Monatano (about Iago) Act Five Scene Two | ' 'Tis a notorious...'

Montano (about Iago) - ' 'Tis a notorious villain.'

# Emilia Act Five Scene Two | 'Moor, she was chaste, she...'

Emilia - 'Moor, she was chaste, she loved thee, cruel Moor... alas, I die.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Here is my journey's end, here is...'

Othello - 'Here is my journey's end, here is my butt, And very sea-mark of my utmost sail.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Cold, cold, my...'

Othello - 'Cold, cold, my girl, Even like thy chastity.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, Desdemona!...'

Othello - 'Oh, Desdemona! Desdemona! dead! Oh! Oh!'

# Lodovico (about Othello) Act Five Scene Two | 'rash and most...'

Lodovico (about Othello) - 'rash and most unfortunate man'

# Lodovico Act Five Scene Two | 'O thou Othello, thou was once so...'

Lodovico - 'O thou Othello, thou was once so good, fall'n in the practise of a cursed slave, What shall be said to thee?'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'naught I did in...'

Othello - 'naught I did in hate, but all in honour.'

# Cassio Act Five Scene Two | 'Dear general, i never...'

Cassio - 'Dear general, I never gave you cause.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'demand that demi-devil Why he...'

Othello - 'demand that demi-devil Why he hath thus ensnared my soul and body?'

# Iago Act Five Scene Two | 'From this time forth...'

Iago - 'From this time forth I never will speak word.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'O fool!...'

Othello - 'O fool! fool! fool!'

# Lodovico (to Othello) Act Five Scene Two | Your power and your...'

Lodovico (to Othello) - 'Your power and your command is taken off And Cassio rules in Cyprus.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'must you speak Of one...'

Othello - 'must you speak Of one that loved not wisely, but too well.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'one whose hand, Like the base...'

Othello - 'one whose hand, Like the base Indian, threw a pearl away Richer than all his tribe.'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'Arabian...'

Othello - 'Arabian trees.'

# Lodovico Act Five Scene Two | 'Oh, bloody...'

Lodovico - 'Oh, bloody period!'

# Othello Act Five Scene Two | 'I kissed thee ere I killed...'

Othello - 'I kissed thee ere I killed thee... Killing myself, to die upon a kiss'

# Cassio (about Othello) Act Five Scene Two

Cassio (about Othello) - 'he was great of heart.'

# Lodovico (to Iago) Act Five Scene Two | 'O Spartan...'

Lodovico (to Iago) - 'O Spartan dog'

# Lodovico Act Five Scene Two | 'Myself will straight abroad, and...'

Lodovico - 'Myself will straight abroad, and to the state This heavy act with heavy heart relate.'