Women as selfless and compassionate in Othello

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English Literature
Othello
A2/A-level
AQA

Created by: darcey enefer
Created on: 28-03-19 10:26

'My noble moor is true of mind'

3,4

1 of 13

'I pray talk me of Cassio'

3,4

2 of 13

'What i can do, i will and more i will than for myself i dare'

3,4

3 of 13

'His unkindness may defeat my life but never taint my love'

4,2

4 of 13

'I do percieve here a divided duty'

1,3

5 of 13

'I saw Othello's visage in his mind'

1,3

6 of 13

'Let me go with him.'

1,3

7 of 13

'They are all but stomachs and we all but food'

3,4

8 of 13

'i have not deserved this'

4,1

9 of 13

'To whom my lord? with whom? how am i false?'

4,2

10 of 13

'i do think it is their husbands fault if wives do fall'

4,3

11 of 13

'who would not make her husband a cuckold to make him a monarch'

4,3

12 of 13

'a guiltless death i die'

5,2

13 of 13

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Women as selfless and compassionate in Othello