Studied by 6 people
Iago - I am…
…not what I am
Iago - Look to your…
…house, your daughter, and your bags!
Iago - the beast…
…with two backs
Brabantio - How got…
…she out?
Brabantio - Trust not…
… your daughters’ minds
Brabantio - O would you…
…had had her
Iago - By…
…Janus
Iago - He hath boarded…
…a land carrack
Brabantio - abused her delicate…
…youth with drugs or minerals
Brabantio - Dead?…
…Ay, to me
Othello - Rude am…
..I in my speech
Othello - I won…
…his daughter
Othello - a greedy ear…
…/Devour up my discourse
Othello - here comes the lady;…
…let her witness it
Desdemona - my noble…
…father
Desdemona - I am hitherto your daughter.…
…But here’s my husband
Desdemona - a moth…
…of peace
Othello - the young affects…
…in me defunct
Othello - a man he is…
…of honesty and trust
Brabantio - Look to her, Moor, if thou hast eyes…
…to see/ She has deceived her father, and may thee
Iago - But we have reason to…
…cool our raging motions
Iago - it cannot be that Desdemona should…
…long continue her love to the Moor
Iago - If thou canst cuckold him…
…thou dost thyself a pleasure, me a sport
Iago - I hate the Moor,/ And…
…it is thought abroad that ‘twixt my sheets/ He’s done my office
Iago - Hell and night/ Must…
…bring this monstrous birth to the world’s light
Cassio - Our great…
…captain’s captain
Iago - you are pictures out of doors…
…bells in your parlours, wild-cats in your kitchens, saints in your injuries, devils being offended, players in your housewifery, and housewives in your beds
Desdemona - Do not learn of him…
…though he be thy husband
Iago - With as little a web as this…
…will I ensnare as great a fly as Cassio
Othello + Desdemona - O my fair…
…warrior! My dear Othello
Othello - If it were now to die,/…
…‘Twere now to be most happy
Iago - O you are well tuned now!…
…/But I’ll set downt he pegs that make this music,/ As honest as I am
Iago - Her eye…
…must be fed
Iago - The wine she…
…drinks is made of grapes
Iago - I do suspect the…
…lusty Moor/ Hath leaped into my seat
Iago - into my seat. The thought whereof/…
…Doth like a poisonous mineral gnaw my inwards
Iago - Till I am evened with him…
…wife for wife
Othello - Thy honesty and love…
…doth mince this matter
Cassio - Reputation, reputation, repuation!…
…O I have lost my reputation. I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial
Iago - Our General’s wife…
…is now the general
Iago - I protest, in the…
…sincerity of love and honest kindness
Iago - His soul is so…
…enfettered to his love
Iago - I’ll pour this…
…pestilence into his ear
Cassio - she will to virtuous Desdemona/…
…procure me some access
Cassio - I never knew/…
…A Florentine more kind and honest
Desdemona - I’ll watch him tame… His bed…
…shall seem a school, his board a shrift
Desdemona - Or stand so…
…mammering on
Othello - I will deny…
…thee nothing
Othello - But I do love thee; and when…
…I love thee not, / Chaos is come again
Iago - Good name… Is the immediate…
…jewel of their souls
Iago - O beware my lord of jealousy;/…
…It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on
Othello - For she had eyes…
…and chose me
Iago - She did deceive her…
…father, marrying you
Iago + Othello - For too much loving you…
…I am bound to thee forever
Othello - If she be false,…
…o then heaven mocks itself
Emilia - I nothing but…
…to please his fantasy
Othello - Othello’s…
…occupation’s gone
Othello - prove my…
…love a whore
Othello - Give me the…
…ocular proof
Othello - Her name that was as fresh/ As Dian’s visage…
…, is now begrimed and black/ As mine own face
Othello - I’ll tear her…
…all to pieces
Othello - Arise black vengeance…
…from the hollow hell
Othello - swift means of death for the fair devil. Now…
…thou art my lieutenant
Desdemona - I think the sun where he was born/…
…Drew all such humours from him
Desdemona - My lord is…
…not my lord
Desdemona - Nay, we must think…
…men are not gods
Desdemona - Heaven keep that monster…
…from Othello’s mind
Cassio - think it no addition, nor my wish…
…To have him see me womaned
Othello - A horned man’s…
…a monster and a beast
Iago - it is a creature/…
…that dotes on Cassio
Othello - I will chop her…
…into messes. Cuckhold me!
Othello + Desdemona - [strikes her]…
…Devil!/ I have not deserved this.
Othello - Goats…
…and monkeys!
EMilia - Lay down my…
…soul at stake
Othello - this is a subtle whore/…
…A closet lock and key of villainous secrets
Othello - Heaven truly knows…
…that thou art false as hell
Desdemona - we must not…
…now displease him
Emilia - who would not make her husband…
…a cuckold to make him a monarch?
Emilia - I do not think it is their husbands’…
…faults if wives do fall
Emilia - Let husbands know/…
Their wives have sense like them
Roderigo - O damned Iago!…
…O inhuman dog!
Othello - that whiter skin of hers than snow/…
And smooth as monumental alabaster
Othello - thou mak’st me call what I intend to do/…
…A murder, which I thought a sacrifice
Othello - She’s like a liar…
…gone to burning hell,/ ‘Twas I that killed her
Emilia - The Moor hath…
…killed my mistress
Emilia - I will not charm my tongue…
…I am bound to speak
Emilila - Perchance, Iago…
…I will ne’er go home
Emilia - O lay me by…
…my mistress’ side
Emilia - Willow, willow, willow - / Moor, she was chaste…
…she loved thee, cruel Moor
Iago - Demand me nothing. What you know, you know…
…From this time forth I never will speak a word
Othello - the must you speak/…
…Of one that love not wisely, bu too well
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