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A name that Iago often uses to describe his hatred for Othello.
He tries to win Desdemona over with his riches.
The place were everyone is originally from.
The woman who is a foil for Desdemona.
This woman is married to an abusive husband, and is questionable about her loyalty to him. She also figures out that Iago is the villain.
The only character that dies a nonviolent death.
The character that Othello chooses over Iago for the lieutenant position.
The character that arrives to see how to conflict is resolved. He is also Desdemona's cousin.
This woman remains loyal to her husband. She is also known for her innocence and faithfulness.
The enemy of Venice. They get hit by a storm, and conveniantly moves the setting from Venice.
This island is important to the setting because it allowed Iago to mess with everyone's idle minds.
Desdemona's uncle. He brings the news of Brabantio's death.
Othello calls himself this phrase. It is a synonym of cuckold- a husband of an adulteress.
This character adds comedic relief in Act 3.
This character seeks revenge. When he is caught, he vows to remain silent for the rest of his life.
Desdemona sings this to foreshadow her death.
This object is a token of love that Iago uses to confirm that Desdemona is cheating on Othello.
Iago tells this character about Cassio's "drinking problem".
This is a symbol for jealousy.
The job Iago wants but does not get.
Cassio is mostly worried about this after the bar fight.
This is major theme in Othello. Iago uses this to succeed in his revenge plan on Othello.
Brabantio believes Othellos uses this to make Desdemona love him.

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