| Ambush Cassio | What Iago gets Roderigo to do. |
| Roderigo gets wounded | What happens when Cassio is attacked? |
| Iago wounds Cassio’s legs and runs away | What does Iago do to Cassio? |
| Othello | Who hears Cassio call out murder and thinks he is being killed? |
| Praises him | What does Othello do when Iago agrees to kill Cassio? |
| Iago | Who kills Roderigo? |
| Kill Desdemona | What does Othello plan to do next? |
| To cover up the plot to kill Cassio | Why does Iago kill Roderigo? |
| Desdemona | Who does Iago blame for the conflict between Cassio and Roderigo? |
| “The fruit of whoring.” | On what behaviour does Iago specifically blame the trouble betwen Cassio and Roderigo? |
| The result of sleeping with many men is trouble. | What does ‘the fruit of whoring’ translate to? |
| No | Does Iago tell his wife the truth about killing Roderigo? |
| If the situation does’t go as Iago hopes that night it never will. | Why is this the climax of the play for Iago ? |
| “This is the night that either makes me or fordoes me quite.” | What line indicates that this is the climax of the play for Iago? |
Othello Act V, Scene I
August 11, 2019