othello

• 'i am bound to thee forever'
• 'my life upon her faith'
• 'she did deceive my very eyes'
• mere prattle without practice'

• valiant moor

• i won his daughter'

• honest iago'

• done my office'

• i have lost my reputation

• our captains captain

• my noble warrior
• i will chop her to messes

• My parts, my title, and my perfect soul shall manifest me rightly

• thou art my lieutenant i am your own forever
• my lord
• my fair warrior
• our captain‘s captain
• let her speak
• nobody i myself
• half the wooer
• your true and loyal wife
• she loved me for the dangers i had passed and i loved her that she did pity them
• she loved thee cruel moor
• a guiltless death i die
• divine desdemona
• my life upon her faith
• villainous whore
• strumpet


  Othello calls Desdemona
• angel 


  Emilia calls Desdemona
• i do not think there is any such woman
• jewel


  how Brabantio sees Desdemona
• foul thief
• let me go with him
• she deceived her father and may thee
• foolish wife
• it’s proper i obey him but not now
• my wayward husband hath a hundred times wooed me to steal it
• half the wooer
• i won his daughter
• my lord