| the jealous moor | othello |
| ‘there’s magic in the — of it’ | othello |
| iago plots to murder | cassio |
| personal item belonging to desdemona; othello thinks she gave it to cassio | hankerchielf |
| iagos wife; desdemona’s servant | emilia |
| othello has to — one person for a promotion; choose | … |
| these, found in roderigo’s pockets, were evidence against iago | hankerchief |
| othello’s — with iago keeps him from questioning iago’s loyalty | friendship |
| “oh damned iago! oh inhuman—! | dog- roderigo |
| droop | … |
| partner to ‘that’ | … |
| desdemona was killed in her bed— | othello |
| cassio’s mistress | bianca |
| ‘menshould be what they —‘ | iago |
| othello—-himself and dies | stabs |
| emilia said desdemona was—- | innocent |
| othello’s hertiage | moor |
| —-, i myself. farewall’ | nobody – desdemona |
| show gratitude | … |
| singular past tense of ‘to have’ | … |
| someone — letters that ended up in the roderigo’s pockets | … |
| othello believes what he —‘ looks at | … |
| play division | … |
| iago’s motive | revenge |
| he is love sick for desdemona | roderigo |
| enemy | … |
| ‘so please your grace, my ancient, a man he is of — and trust…’ | honesty |
| iago told lots of these | lies |
| emilia to iago | wife |
| starts | … |
| othello’s wife | desdemona |
| “—-“,—‘,’—”! Oh, i have lost my—-“ | reputation |
| ‘yet she must —, else shell betray more men’ | die |
| ‘for naught did i in —. but all in honor’ | hate |
| iago’s actions —- his guilt | confessed |
| a sudden breath due to shock | … |
| iago lied and old othello cassio had a — in which he cried out to desdemona | … |
| tells of the letters found in roderigo’s pockets | lodovico |
| he was passed over for promotion | iago |
| ‘and out of her own goodness make the — that shall enmesh them all.’ | net |
| othello to desdemona | husband |
| brother of brabantio | gratiano |
| coordinating conjunction | … |
| becomes lord governor at the end of the play | cassio |
| act divison | scene |
| emilia’s — to iago proves stronger that her — to desdemona | loyalty |
| ‘so i will turn her — into pitch…’ | virtue |
| motive for othello’s actions | jealousy |
| desdemonas father | barbantio |
| ‘…’s plain face is never seen till used.’ | knvarery |
| ‘the moor…will as tenderly be led by the —- as asses are.’ | nose |
| ‘…you shall more command with — than your weapons.’ | years |
| a ruler of a country | duke |
| ‘—on, my medicine, —!’ | work |
| definite article | … |
| ‘i — not what i –‘ | am |
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July 22, 2019