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Othello Act 5

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This is.. This is the night / That either makes me or fordoes me quite. - Iago 5.1 (Iago realizes this night will either secure his total success or ruin him forever)
O... O damned Iago! - Roderigo 5.1 (Roderigo’s final realization of Iago's betrayal after Iago attacks him).
O brave.. O brave Iago, honest and just, / That hast such a noble sense of thy friend’s wrong! - Othello 5.1 ((Othello hears Cassio cry out and tragically believes Iago has carried out his justice).
Yet I'll... Yet I'll not shed her blood, / Nor scar that whiter skin of hers than snow, / And smooth as monumental alabaster. - Othello 5.2 (Othello rationalizes her execution, viewing her body almost as a cold, static statue).
A guiltless... "A guiltless death I die." / "Nobody; I myself. Farewell. / Commend me to my kind lord." - Desdemona • (Desdemona's dying words, absolving Othello of her murder with her final breath).
My... "My husband?" / "O, the more angel she, / And you the blacker devil!" - Emilia 5.2 (Emilia slowly pieces together Iago's villainy and reacts with horror to Othello's confession).
Speak of... Speak of me as I am; nothing extenuate, Nor set down aught in malice.- Othello 5.2 (Asks people to tell the truth about him, without making excuses for his actions or exaggerating his faults out of hatred. He wants to be judged fairly and honestly.)
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