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3.1 The general... The general and his wife are talking of it, and she speaks of you shortly - Emilia (to cassio, desdemona speaks highly of him)
3.1 He protests... He protests he loved you -Emilia (to Cassio, Othello still thinks highly - not content - wants to speak with Desedemona
3.3 For thy... For thy solicitor shall rather die than give my cause away- Desdemona (Desdemona likens herself to a lawyer arguing Cassios case- her words become true to Othello due to lago poisoning.)
3.3 Excellent... Excellent wrench Perdition catch My soul But i do love thee, and when i love thee not, Chaos comes again. - Othello (Vows his love to Desdemona - Chaos will errupt if ne does not - foreshadowing.)
3.4 My noble... My noble moor is true of mind and made of no such baseness as jealous creatures are - Desdemona. (Telling emilia Othello is incapable of jealousy - audience knows shes wrong.)
3.4 They are... They are all but Stomachs and we are all but food. They hungrily eat us and when they are full, they belch us. - Emilia (Cynical view of men - show meir true selves sooner or later.)
3.4 It is... it is a Monster Begot upon itself. - Emilia (To Descemona Jealousy need no case - feeds on itself + breeds more.)
3.3 No, sure... No, sure, I cannot think it, that he would steal away so guilty - like, seeing your coming - Iago (Reassure Othello - nothing suspicious abt guilty way cassio sneaks away from him - Planning seeds of doubt.)
3.1 I never... I never knew a florentine more Kind and honest - Cassio (never met anyone as Kind as lago + dramatic irony)
My lord Shall never a rest. I'll watch him tame, and talk him Out of patience. His bed shall seem a school, his board a shrift I'll intermingle everything he does win Cassios Suit - Desdemona (Ensure cassio - pester Othello on his behalf- what Iago wantd
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