othello scene III act 3
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- Cassio has lost his great reputation with Othello. Iago has come to allay his fears and worries
- Issac
- While your drunken and fatuous actions have left your reputation sloughed from your form. There is still salvation for the hope of winning it back
- Reputation is not lost unless you think you have. And is more a fake and useless quality than you seem to realize.
- The iorny in it all, so palpable that it almost appears in the air as an ephemeral and illusory fog..
- Oh my reputation my, reputation! Ive lost the truest and longest-living part of myself!
- Othello questions his wife about the whereabouts of the handkercheif while suspecting her of committing the unthinkably macabre and bestial act of infidelity
- Thats Impossible! Ive not seen it my dear Othello. And I bid thee with all my trusting words that I have done no evil! Why doth thou tongue speak so startlingly calm yet so rash.
- That handkercheif was a gift from my mother. A symbol of fidelity so that a woman might find the loving gaze of the man she desires.
- And yet still she attempts to conciliate with her own innocence. Still speaking of its irrefutability. And yet instead portends an ominous fate of what is to come...
- Issac
- She told me that if I were to marry. I give it to my new wife. To simply slough it off like the flesh of a newly skinned animal is felicitous to the acts of an infidel.
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