Othello Act II Scene 1

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Languish

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To be or become weak or dispirited.

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Suborn

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To bribe or otherwise convince someone to commit an unlawful act.

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Egregious

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Outstandingly bad; shocking.

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Who does Iago convince Roderigo is flirting with Desdemona?

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Cassio

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What does Iago compare himself to in his plan to ensnare Cassio?

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A spider.

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What is the significance of Iago's manipulation in Othello Act II Scene 1?

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It highlights themes of deception and betrayal.

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Define 'deception' in the context of Othello.

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The act of deceiving or misleading someone, often for personal gain.

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What role does Roderigo play in Iago's scheme?

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Roderigo is manipulated by Iago to further his own plans against Othello.

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Explain the term 'tragic flaw' as it relates to Othello.

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A character trait that leads to the downfall of the protagonist, such as Othello's jealousy.

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What is Iago's ultimate goal in Act II Scene 1?

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To manipulate Othello and Cassio to create chaos.