Bianca

Question 1

‘I am no strumpet; but of life as honest As you that thus abuse me’
What act and what scene?

Answer 1

Act 5 scene 1

Question 2

‘I am no strumpet; but of life as honest As you that thus abuse me’
Analysis

Answer 2

Her response highlights her self-awareness and challenges the double standards placed upon her with the use of the derogatory term. She stands up for herself

Question 3

“Let the devil and his dam haunt you!’
What act and what scene?

Answer 3

Act 4 scene 1

Question 4

“Let the devil and his dam haunt you!’
Analysis

Answer 4

This quote foreshadows Iago’s plan.
Bianca is used for proof and paints the picture Cassio has cheated on him which othello reciporocates and believes.

Question 5

“Let the devil and his dam haunt you!’
To who?

Answer 5

To Cassio but Othello overhears

Question 6

“My sweet Cassio! O, Cassio, Cassio, Cassio!”
What act and what scene?

Answer 6

Act 5 scene 1

Question 7

“My sweet Cassio! O, Cassio, Cassio, Cassio!”
Analysis

Answer 7

Bianca’s love for Cassio is seen here despite it being unreciporocated