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The promptbook shows that it was Act IV in which Forrest began the process of subordinating Desdemona's part noticeably . Five lines were cut in the second scene in which she complains to lago of Othello's ungentle treatment of her ...
The promptbook shows that it was Act IV in which Forrest began the process of subordinating Desdemona's part noticeably . Five lines were cut in the second scene in which she complains to lago of Othello's ungentle treatment of her ...
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The wooing of Desdemona was recounted with the accompaniment of gestures of a particularly illustrative kind . For " antres vast and deserts idle " he spread his arms with a sweeping gesture ; he pointed to the “ hills , whose heads ...
The wooing of Desdemona was recounted with the accompaniment of gestures of a particularly illustrative kind . For " antres vast and deserts idle " he spread his arms with a sweeping gesture ; he pointed to the “ hills , whose heads ...
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oblivious of Desdemona's responses and building emotionally to the blow : Othello : Fire and brimstone ! Desdemona : My lord ? Othello : Are you wise ? Now who would say it ? Desdemona : Say what ? Othello : Indeed !
oblivious of Desdemona's responses and building emotionally to the blow : Othello : Fire and brimstone ! Desdemona : My lord ? Othello : Are you wise ? Now who would say it ? Desdemona : Say what ? Othello : Indeed !
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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