Scene Summary
Quotes
Secondary Sources
100

Where does the scene take place

A street in Cyprus at night

100

Who says “O murderous slave! O villain!”

Iago

100

What were the three secondary sources about

Loyalty, manipulation and ambiguity 

200

Who does Iago accuse of killing Cassio

Bianca

200

What does Iago do to Roderigo when he says “Quick, Quick; fear nothing; I’ll be at thy elbow”

He gives Roderigo a false sense of security

200

How is loyalty connected to Act 5 Scene 1

It is connected through Othello's speech because he says how honest Iago is and how loyal Iago is to himself.

300

Who does Iago wound

Cassio

300

What does the "fruit of whoring" mean

Cassio's death is the result of Bianca's prostitution

300

What may be involved in securing the interests of others

A costly commitment

400

Who thought thieves attacked Cassio

Lodovico and Gratiano

400

Why does Iago keep framing Bianca

Frames her because she is a low power women which makes her an easy target.

400

Who was the author of the secondary source that Phillip used (initials are fine)

Elena Pintilie

500

How does Iago use the setting to enhance his ability to manipulate Othello, Lodovico and Gratiano

He uses the scene to enhance his manipulation by using the darkness and uncertainty of others to his advantage

500

How does Iago use this quote "Know we this face or no? / Alas, my friend and my dear countryman / Roderigo? no: - yes, sure: O heaven Roderigo”

He uses it to pretend like him and Roderigo are not close friends and also uses the quote to deflect the blame away from himself.

500

What techniques are used in manipulation.

Dehumanization and Deindividualization