ACT 3, SCENE 3

Question 1

“I’ll intermingle every thing he does With Cassio’s suit”

Answer 1

Desdemona
Naive- causes O to question D’s motives, paying into I’s hands

Question 2

“Perdition catch my soul But I do love thee; and when I love thee not, Chaos is come again”

Answer 2

Othello
He is declaring his love for Desdemona, and he will be damned by the extreme love he has for D, it is an exclamation of expression
Elizabethans believed that before creation was a state of Chaos, so would it be following the world had ended. This line can be interpreted as Othello’s fear of falling out of love with Desdemona, that when the day comes it will be catastrophic. Another way is that when their love ends, he will adopt some personal chaos, as proven with Iago.

Question 3

“O beware, my lord, of jealousy: it is the green-eyed monster”

Answer 3

Iago
No control-rational choice
Making himself suffer
O will turn into a monster

Question 4

“My speech should fall into such vile success”

Answer 4

Iago
Oxymoronic- symbolism of Iago

Question 5

“Villian”

Answer 5

Othello
Foreboding I’s ending

Question 6

’ He kneels ‘

Answer 6

Stage direction
O is under the control of O
falling into his plan
surrendering

Question 7

“I am your own forever”

Answer 7

Iago
Dishonesty
Juxtaposition