Othello  
Britain in Print
Act 4, scene 1 - lines 238 - 262

2. Explore how Othello dishonours Desdemona in front of Lodovico and Iago. What does this say about Othello’s state of mind?

 

Which of these statements are present in the text? Lines 234-252

Choice 1a. He likens her to an unholy creature.
Choice 2b. He declares that her emotions are false.
Choice 3c. He implies he still loves her.
Choice 4d. He believes Desdemona is fickle.
Choice 4e. He uses sexual innuendo to describe her compliance.
Choice 4f. Othello implies she hides behind false emotions.
Choice 4g. Othello believes he has been supplanted by Cassio.
 
Othello telling the story of his life to Desdemona in her father's house, by Henri Joseph Fradelle (1778-1865).  Image courtesy of the Royal Shakespeare Company Archive

 

Image courtesy of the Royal Shakespeare Company Archive
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