Othello quotes

Cassio - Act 2 Sc3

“ Reputation, reputation… I have lost the immortal part of myself and what remains is bestial.”

Cassio - Act 2 Sc3 - about Desdemona

“most delicate fresh creature.”

Brabantio - Act 1 Sc 2 - about Othello

“practised on her foul charms.”

Act 2 Sc1 - Othello and Desdemona meeting eachother in Cyprus

“My dear Othello.”

“ O my fair warrior.”

Desdemona - Act 5 Sc2

“ A guiltless death I die.”

Emilia - Act 3 Sc3 - about Iago

“ not I nothing but to please his fantasy .”

Othello - Act 1 Sc 3 - about Desdemona

“ She loved me for the dangers I had passed and I loved her that she did pity them.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc 3 - insecurity

“ Haply I am black and have not these soft pats for conversation that chambers have.”

Othello - Act 5 Sc2 - about Desdemona

“ Put out the light and then put out thy light.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc1

“ An old black ram is tupping your white ewe.”

Iago - Act1 Sc3

“ Our bodies are our temples to which our wills are our gardeners.”

Iago - Act2 Sc3

“ I play the villian.”

Iago - Act1 Sc1

“ I will wear my heart upon my sleeve for daws to peak at, I am not what I am.”

Brabantio - Act 1 Sc3

“she is abused, stolen from me.”

“ A maiden never bold.”

“ jewel”

Othello- Act 1 Sc3 - insecurity

“ Rude am I in my speech…little blessed with the soft phrase of peace.”

Othello - Act 1 Sc3 - about Desdemona

“ And let her speak of me before her father.”

Othello - Act 1 Sc3 - love to Desdemona

“ I did thrive in this fair lady’s love. And she did in mine”

Brabantio - Act 1 Sc 3 - to Othello

“ she has deceived her father and may thee.”

Duke - Act 1 Sc3

“ Your son in law is far more fair than black.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc3 - to roderigo

“ put money in thy purse.”

“ come, be a man.”

‘ I hate the moor.”

“Go make money.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc3 - about Othello and Emilia

“ twixt my sheets.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc3 - reasoning for his manipulations

“ I know not if’t be true. But I, for mere suspicion in that kind, Will do it for surety.”

Iago - Act 1 sc1

“I follow but myself. Heaven is my judge.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc1

“ An old black ram is tupping your white ewe.”

Iago - Act Sc1 - appearance vs reality

“I must show out a flag and sign of love.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc2

“I lack iniquity.”

Othello - Act 1 Sc2 - love to Desdemona

“ I love the gentle Desdemona.”

Brabantio - Act 1 Sc2 - about Othello

“ Abused her delicate youth with drugs or minerals that weakens motion.”

Othello - Act 1 Sc3

“ Rude am I in my speech And little blessed with the soft phrase of peace.”

Brabantio - Act 1 Sc3

“ A maiden never bold.”

Desdemona - Act 1 Sc3 - to Brabantio

“ But here’s my husband.”

Roderigo - Act 1 Sc3 - to Iago

“ It is silliness to live when, when live is torment: and then we have our prescription to die, when death is our prescription.”

Iago - Act 1 Sc3 - reason as to why hes doing this

“ To get his place and to plume up my will.”

Cassio - Act 2 Sc1

(He kisses Emilia) - stage directions

Cassio - Act 2 Sc1 - to Iago about Emilia

“ let it not gall your patience, good Iago, That i extend my manners. ‘Tis my breeding That gives me this bold show of courtesy.”

Iago - Act 2 Sc1 - about Emilia to Cassio

“ give you so much of her lips as of her tongue she oft bestows on me, you’d have enough.”

Othello - Act 2 Sc1 - to Desdemona about his love for her

“ O my souls joy, It after every tempest come such calms.”

Iago - Act 2 Sc1 - to Roderigo

“ when the blood is made dull with the act of sport.”

Iago - Act 2 sc1 - soliquoy

“ That Cassio loves her I do well believ’t:”

Iago - Act 2 Sc1 - soliqouy

“ he’ll prove to Desdemona A most dear husband.”

Iago - Act 2 Sc1 - soliqouy

“ I do love her too,not out of absolute lust.”

Herald - Act 2 Sc2

“ Our noble general Othello.”

Cassio - Act 2 Sc3 - to Iago

“ She is the most exquisite lady.”

“ She is indeed perfection.”

“ Most fresh delicate creature.”

Iago - Act 2 Sc3 - to Cassio

I’ll warrant her full of game.”

Iago - Act 2 sc3

“Warlike isle.”

Othello

“ Honest Iago.”

Iago

“ As I am an honest man.”

Iago - Act 2 Sc3 - about Desdemona

“ She is of so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed a dispostion…do more than she is requested.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc 3

“And when I love thee not, Chaos come again.”

Iago - Act 3 Sc3 to Othello

“Why, say they are vile and false.”

Othello -Act 3 Sc 3

“ For she had eyes and chose me.”

“I’ll see before I doubt…Away at once with love or jealousy.”

“Tis not to make me jealousTo say my wife is fair, feeds well, loves company Is free of speech, sings, plays, and dances.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc3 - to Iago

“ I am bound to thee forever.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc3 - to Iago

“This honest creature doubtless Sees and knows more, much more, than he unfolds

Othello - Act 3 Sc3 - about Iago

“ This fellows of exceeding honesty.”

Emilia - Act 3 Sc3

“ I nothing, but to please his fantasy.”

Iago - Act 3 Sc3 - to Emilia

“ A good wench give it to me.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc 3

“ i think my wife be honest, and think she is not.”

“ As Dian’s visage is now begrimed and black as mine own face.”

Iago - Act 3 Sc3 - about Desdemona and Cassio

“ prime as goats, as hot as monkey’s.”

Othello - Act 3 Sc3

“ Arise black vengeance."

Iago - Act 3 Sc3 to Othello

“ I am your own forever.”

Othello act 3 sc4 to Desdemona

this hand is moist

desdemona acr 4 sc3 to othello

you’ll never meet a more sufficient man

emilia act 3 sc4

we all but food, they eat us gingerly and when they are full they belch us

bianca act 4 sc3

tiis very good i must be circumstanced

Othello act 4 sc1 - seeing handkerchief

he falls - stage directions

O devil

cassio act4 sc1 about bianca

what a customer

my sweet bianca

othello act 4 sc1

let her rot and perish… she will be damned tonight

othello act 4 sc1

lest her body and beauty unprovide my mind again

othello act 4 sc1 to Desdemona

Devil

He strikes her

desdemona act 4 sc1 to Othello - after slapping her

i will not stay to offend you

lodovico - act 4 sc1

is this the noble moor our full senate call all in all sufficient

emilia act 4 sc2 to othello

if any wretch have put this in your head

let heaven require it with the serpents curse

othello act 4 sc2 - about desdemona

bawd

subtle whore

desdemona - act 4 sc2 to othello

i understand the fury in your words

your true and loyal wife

desdemona to emilia about othello act 4 sc2

with who?

i have none

rodrigo to iago - act 4 sc2

i do not find that thou deal’st justly with me

i have wasted myself

desdemona act 4 sc3 - singing

let nobody blame him his scorne i approve

othello to iago act 5 sc1

o brace iago honest and just

iago act 5 sc1

enter iago with a light

roderico to iago act 5 sc1

o damned iago o inhuman dog

bianca act 5 sc1

o my dear cassio, my sweet cassio

othello act 5 sc2

nor scar that whiter skin of hers than snow

put out the light then put out the light

when i have ickes thy rose i cannot give it vital growth again

othello stage directions act 5 sc2

he smothers her

desdemona act 5 sc2 to othello

since guiltless i know but but yet i feel fear

lord have mercy on me

but i will say one prayer

desdemona -act 5 sc2

a guiltless death die

desdemona act 5 sc2 to emilia

nobody I myself

emilia to othello act 5 sc2

you the blacker devil

emilia act 5 sc2

i’ll kill myself for grief

villainy villainy villany

emilia about desdemona act 5 sc2

sweetest innocent

iago to emilia act 5 sc2

villainous whore

othello after desdemona death act 5 sc2

O cursed cursed slave while me ye devils

lidovico act 5 sc2

fallen in practice of a damned slave

othello act 5 sc2 - defending his actions

not easily jealousy but being wrought perplexed in the extreme

othello end act 5 sc2

(he stabs himself) - stage directions

“i kissed thee ere i killed thee”