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Scene 1
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âTushâ
(Act
1
, Scene 1)
Shakespearen
swear word. Shows his anger immediately.
(
Roderigo
)
âThick-lipsâ
(Act 1, Scene 1)
Shows how he uses
racial
slurs against
Othello. Prejudice
towards him.
(
Roderigo
)
âCassio, a
Florentineâ
(Act 1, Scene 1)
Florence.
Power. An outsider.
Cassio is a
foreigner.
As he is from Florence and not Venice.
Iago is
prejudice
towards Cassio.
(Iago)
âNor the division of a battle knowsâ (Act 1, Scene 1)
Cassio
has no experience in
fighting.
Iago is angry that
Cassio
got
promoted
and he didn't.
(
Iago
)
âDespise me if I do notâ (Act 1, Scene 1)
Angry
tone to his voice.
Othello didn't make
Iago
his second in command.
(
Iago
)
âPlague him with fliesâ
(Act 1, Scene 1)
Iago is making
Roderigo talk
to
Brabantio.
Shows how Iago is
self centred.
Wants
him to
provoke Brabantio.
(Iago)
âDaughter
,
and your bags
!â (Act 1, Scene 1)
Daughter
is in the same category as the objects.
Dehumanises
her.
Property.
(
Iago
)
âAn old black ram Is tupping your white eweâ (Act 1, Scene 1)
Racial slur.
âTuppingâ is when
sheep
have
sex.
Racial contents.
Dehumanising.
âEweâ and
âoldâ. Desdemona
is young and pure and innocent. The
devil
is doing this.
(Iago)
âDevil will make a
grandsire
of youâ (Act 1, Scene 1)
Othello will impregnate Desdemona. Make
Brabantio
a
granddad.
Othello is the devil.
Racial slur.
(Iago)
âHold
him in thy
hateâ
(Act 1, Scene 1)
Angry
tone to
Iago.
Othello didnât make
Iago
his second in command.
(
Iago
)
âHis eyes had seen the
proofâ
(Act 1, Scene 1)
Iago
has proven himself to be a
good soldier.
(Iago)
âChristian
and
heathenâ
Juxtaposition.
Othello is seen as
heathen
as he is from
North Africa.
(
Iago
)
âNot by the old graduationâ
Cassio
got promoted because of his
social class
and upbringings.
Iago has
social class envy.
(Iago)