Aspects of love in Othello
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- Aspects of love in Othello
- Romantic love
- 'She loved me for the dangers I had passed and I loved that she did pity them'.
- 'My life upon her faith.'
- 'I saw Othello's visage in his mind.'
- 'Lay on my bed my wedding sheets'.
- Sex and love
- 'Your hand is moist, my lady'.
- 'An old black ram is tupping your white ewe'
- 'lay on my bed my wedding sheets'.
- 'who would not make their husband a cuckold to make him a monarch?'
- Power and control
- '[He strikes her]'
- 'I won his daughter'.
- 'How got she out?'
- 'I will kill thee and love thee after.'
- Loss of love
- 'Chuck.'
- 'Whore'
- 'strangle her in her bed'.
- 'let her down the wind to prey at fortune'.
- Trust and honesty
- 'My life upon her faith'.
- 'Honest Iago'.
- 'A guiltless death I die'.
- 'Speak of me as I am'.
- Forbidden love
- 'How got she out?'
- 'Thou hast enchanted her'.
- 'I am glad...I have no other child.'
- Romantic love
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