The White devil quotes

Question 1

Power and Control

Answer 1

1) “For sir you know I have nought but circumstance to charge her with” - Monticelso
2) “She hath taught him in a dream” - Flamineo
3) “O that I were a man or that I had power” - Isabella

Question 2

Deception and disguise

Answer 2

1) “O my lord! The fair Vittoria, my happy sister shall make you present audience” - Flamineo
2) “O poor charity thou art seldom found in Scarlett” - Vittoria
3) “She hath taught him in a dream” - Flamineo

Question 3

Defiance

Answer 3

1) “she hath taught him in a dream” - Flamineo
2) “O that I were a man or that I had power” - Isabella
3) “Here is a general catalogue of knaves” - Monticelso

Question 4

Injustice

Answer 4

1) “you are justly doomed” - Antonelli
2) “ A rape a rape! You have ravished justice” - Vittoria
3) “For sir you know I have nought but circumstances to charge her with” - Monticelse

Question 5

Institution

Answer 5

1) “For sir you know I have nought but circumstances to charge her with” - Monticelso
2) “Here is a general catalogue of knaves” - Monticelso
3) “O poor charity! thou art seldom found in Scarlett” - Vittoria

Question 6

Restrictions

Answer 6

1) “O that I were a man or that I had power” - Isabella
2) “women are more willingly and gloriously chaste when they are least restrained if their liberty” - Flamineo
3) “I am patient. I have seen some ready to be executed give pleasant looks and money and grown familiar” - Lodovico

Question 7

Corruption

Answer 7

1) “For sir you know I have nought but circumstances to charge her with” - Monticelso
2) “Here is a general catalogue of knaves” - Monticelso
3) “See my honoured lord, what use you ought make of their punishment” - Giovanni

Question 8

Religion

Answer 8

1) “There’s nothing so holy but money will corrupt and putrify it, like victual under the line” - Flamineo
2) “O that I were a man or that I had power” - Isabella
3) “O poor charity! Thou art seldom found in Scarlett” - Vittoria

Question 9

Desire

Answer 9

1) “I’ll seat thee above law and above scandal” - Brachiano
2) “She hath taught him in a dream” - Flamineo
3) “Fir sir you know I have nought but circumstances to charge her with” - Monticelso

Question 10

Manipulation

Answer 10

1) “She hath taught him in a dream” - Flamineo
2) “For sir you know I have nought but circumstance to charge her with” - Monticelso
3) “How long have I beheld the devil in crystal” - Brachiano