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16 Cards in this Set

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"I hate the moor"

Iago doesn't like Othello, wants revenge on him.

"O, beware, my Lord, of jealousy"

Jealousy is a central theme in Othello. Jealousy will take over.

"I am not what I am"

Different side to Iago that nobody sees apart from Roderigo.

"Even now, now very now an old lack ram is tupping your white ewe"

Animal imagery used by Iago to describe Othello and Desdemona.

"Keep up your bright sword for the dew will rust them"


Shows Othello's calmness and control over everyone else.

"Honest Iago"


Ironic as Iago is anything but honest. He lies and manipulates everyone to cause disruption without the others knowing its him behind everything.

"If it were now to die, 'twere now to be most happy"

Othello loves Desdemona and would do anything for her. Happy with life now.

"Zounds"

Shows Othello's language is being destroyed because of Iago's manipulation and Othello's confusion to the situation.

"Think" and "Seem"

No one really knows what is happening for sure.

"Jealousy"

Repeated multiple times to show that it is important to the play as a whole. It is a central theme of the play.

"Goats and monkeys"

Othello picking up on Iago's animal imagery. His language has broken down. He once spoke in blank verse but now speaking in chaotic prose.

"Were they as prime as goats and as hot as monkeys"

Animal imagery used by Iago.

"I'll tear her all to pieces"

Othello wants to kill Desdemona. Contrast to language before.

"Work on, my medicine work"

Iago planting seeds of manipulation into Othello's brain.

"And then put out the light"

Othello going to kill Desdemona.

"Killing myself, to die upon a kiss"

Othello loves Desdemona and realises he has done wrong and that she was telling the truth about Cassio. He dies and honourable murderer.