Othello Act 2
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- Created on: 03-06-21 15:58
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- OTHELLO ACT 2
- SCENE 1
- Opens in a sea port in Cyprus (Montano and the two gentlemen).Describe the massive storm
- Isolated setting
- 'warlike Moor Othello'
- Presented as capable and respected
- Desdemona arrives
- 'divine Desdemona' (Cassio)
- 'our great captain's captain'
- 'grace of heaven'
- Iago's asides reveal his duplicity
- 'with as little a web as this I will ensure a great fly as Cassio'
- Othello and Desdemona reunited
- 'O, my fair warrior!'
- 'But that our loves and comforts should increase'
- Opens in a sea port in Cyprus (Montano and the two gentlemen).Describe the massive storm
- SCENE 2
- Announces that the Turkish fleet has been destroyed
- Othello wants to celebrate, as a wedding feast
- SCENE 3
- Iago tries to get Cassio drunk
- Creates a sense of irony, 'to the health of our General'
- Othello and Desdemona go to bed- Iago comments on Desdemona's sexiness, Cassio on her beauty and character
- 'she is sport for Jove'
- 'she's a most exquisite lady', 'she is indeed perfection'
- Iago sends Roderigo after Cassio to start a fight
- Othello intervenes
- 'Are we turned Turk?'
- Dramatic irony- the real enemy is Iago
- 'unlace your reputation'
- 'I had rather this tongue cut from my mouth than it should do offence to Michael Cassio'
- 'Iago. thy honesty and love doth mince this matter'
- 'Are we turned Turk?'
- Cassio and Iago discuss reputation- Cassio is v upset
- 'I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is beastial'
- Iago's soliloquy
- 'I play the villain'
- 'pour this pestilence'
- 'She shall undo her credit with the Moor'
- Iago tries to get Cassio drunk
- SCENE 1
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