othello review Flashcards

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______ good name in man or wamn.. is the immediate jewel of their souls

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good name

iago to othello

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my blood begins my safer guide to rule

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othello
blood- passion
guide- reason

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i do perceive here a divided duty

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desdemona

divdided- brabantio and othello

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lets teach ourself that honourable stop

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othello to cassio about drinking

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he calls me to a restitution large/ of gold and jewels that bobb’d from him

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iago’s soliloquy about roderigo

i need everyone need’ need roderigo dead bc he asks for jewels

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nobody—i myself. farewell

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desdemona, lies

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the wine she drinks is made of graps

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iago to roderigo about desdemona.

desdemona not so blessed; like every other human

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i look down towards his feet- but that’s a fable

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devil imagery

othello about iago

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9
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there’s magic in the web of it

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othello about hankerchief

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she’d come again with greedy ear/ devour up my discourse

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othello about desdemona wanting to hear about his war stories

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threw a pearl away/ richer than all the tribe

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othello’s monologue
wants his story to be told right
pearl- desdemona

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i will not charm my tongue

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emilia deceides to set the stroy straight. to iago she will not be quiet

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i am unfortunate in the infirmity and dare not task my weakness with any more

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cassio to iago about about drinking

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her eye must be fed/ and what delight shall she have to look on the devil

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iago to roderigo about desdemona
devil- othello
cassio will feed eye

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15
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but we have reason to cool our raging motions

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iago to roderigo . head vs. heart

passion vs. reason

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16
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thus do i ever make my fool my purse

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iago soliloquy

fool- roderigo

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17
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it doth abhor me now i speak the word

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desdemona’s

word- whore

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18
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fairwell the tranquil mind.. fareweell the neighing steed

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othello apostrophe to iago
once given into jealousy, there will be no reason
can’t get over it like the battlefield

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sweet desdemona, let us be wary. let us hide our loves

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iago says to tothello that casssio says in sleep

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20
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why now i see there’s mettle in thee

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iago to roderigo after rod accuses iago of jeweles

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if i do die before thee, prithee shroud me/ in one of those same sheets/

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desdemona to emilia.

wedding sheets

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will you, i pray, demand that demi–devil/ why he thus ensanr’d my soul and body?

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othello about iago; devil imagery for iago.

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23
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but let her live

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iago to othello
reverse psychology
planting seed

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24
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rude am i in speech

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othello irony about eloquent man

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and have we not affectiosn / desire for sport .. as men have?
emilia to desdemona/ | foil to desdemona
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i do love cassio well and would do much to cure him of this evil
iago. evil- drinking app vs. reality irony
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it stops me here
othello about desdemona once he sees her get off the ship. overcame with emotion here- heart
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i do not think there is any such woman"
desdemona to emilia, no women do that whoring around
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ill see before i doubt
othello to iago | wants ocular proof
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ha! i like not that
iago saying to othello about cassio wlaking off from desdemona sneakily
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his bed shall seem a school
desdemona to cassio abotu othello
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i follow him to serve my turn upon him
iago to orderigo about othello | app vs. reality
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she lov'd me for the dangers i had passed and i lov'd her that she....
othello about desdmeona | pity them
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i had rather lost my purse full of crusadoes
coins | desdemona aobut losing the handkerchief
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and would in action glorious i had lost/ those legs that brought me to a part of it
irony app vs. reality iago to othello It= right between cassio and montanto
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then you must speak/ of one who lov'd not wisely, but too well.
othello monologue character flaw- jealousy can't do a one on one relationship but he can command armies
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our great captain's captain
iago says to cassio about desdmeona
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o good iago, what shall i do to win my lord again.
desdemona to iago | irony that she would ask him
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whe n i have pluc'd the rose, i cannot ive it vital growth again.. i ll smell it on the tree
othello smells desdemona's hair before he takes her lif.e meatphor
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you rise to play and go to bed to work.
iago's vulgraity to women
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if after every tempest come uhc calm/ may the winds blow till they have waken'd deaht
othello to desdemona after she lands. calm- desdemona
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incense her kinsman, and though he in a fertile climate/ dwell/ plague him with lfiews
iago to roderigo about brabantia
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an honest man he is , and hates the slime that sticks on filthy deeds
othello says this about iago slime- iago believes in him almost to theend
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an old black ram is tuppin your white ewe
iagoo;s vulgarity to brabantio about othello and desdemona
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a man he is of honesty and trust and to his conveyance i assign my wife
othello about iago
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she's like a liar gone to burning hell
othello takes it as desdemona lying on a death bed
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i love thee, but never more be an officer of mine
othello to casio
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tis my breeding that gives me this bold show of ocurtesy
cassio says it why kisses iago's wife/ forerntine flirty
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i must show out a flag and sign of love
iago to roderigo | app vs. reality
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i will speak as liberal as the north
emilia to iago | will not be quiet
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i marrry her what ? a cutomer
cassio to iago about bianca | othelllo thinks its about desdemona
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thou hast practiced on her with foul charms
brabantiio to tohello about desdemona
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an dlittle of this great world can ai speak/ more than pertains to feats of broil and baattle/ and therefore shall i ggrace my casue in speaking for myself
othello to senate | othello's character flaws
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to fall in love with whta she feared to look on! against all rules of nature
brabantio about desdemona and othello
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ill make thee an example
othello to cassio
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is this the nature whom passion could no shake
lodovico to iago about othello | othello just slapped desdemona
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to be a sensible man, by and by a fool, and presently a beast
cassio to iago
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i would not kill thy unprepared spirit. i would not kill thy soul.
othello doesn't want to kill desdemona's unprayed soul. wants her to go to purgaotry
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he takes her by the palm. ay ,well said, whisper. with as little as aweb as this will ensanare as great a fly as cassio
iago says about cassio holding desdmon'as hand
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if any wretch have put this in our head/ let heaven requite it with the serpent's curse
emilia to tohello, iron, shows she doesn't know iago
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thou'rt not sucha vilian . speka, for my heart is full
emilita to iago . about to find out the truth.
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tis in ourselves that we aare thus or thus. our bodies are our gardens
iago to roderigo . | garden imagery
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the moor is of a free and opne nature/ that thinks men honest that but seem to be so. and will be led by the nost as asses are.
iago takling about othello's nobleness to roderigo
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this is the fruit of whoring
iago blames death on bianca. men fought over bianca
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when devils will the blackest sins put on/ they do suggest at first with heavenly shows/ as a ido now
iago | app vs. reality
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oft got wihtout merit and lost wihtout ddeserving
iago to cassio
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he hath a daiy beauty in his life/ that makes me ugly.
iago about cassio. jealous of him, position, handsome,
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thy match was mortal to him, and pure grief/ shore his old thread atwiain'
gratiano says it. tell them that brabantio died from greif
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every way makes my gain
iago about cassio and roderigo fighting and one of htem dying
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o thou invisible spirit. .. if thou has t no name to be known by, let us call thee devil
apostrophe cassio talkinb about alcohol
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pleasure and action make the house seem short
iago | time flies when having fun
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let it alone
othello about headache | tech climax
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as he shall smile. othello shall go mad
iago talking to cassio as cassio laughs othello is mad