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Cunningly, and little by little, Iago begins to undermine Othelloâs faith in Desdemonaâs fidelity whilst appearing to be reluctant to say anything at all⦠âSo, speak to me your feelings, the good as well as bad.â âOh my Lord,â replied Iago, âsuch an order makes me sad, For although in acts of duty, in every way Iâm bound, As a man whoâs free, I am not bound, to give my thinking sound.â âWhy, say my thoughts were vile and falseâ¦as thoughts can oft times be, What if I were mistaken Sir, would you then take note of me? Why then build a troubled mind, with what is vagueâ¦unsure? It would not serve your interest soâ¦do not press me, I implore.â âMy interest?â Othello asked, âWhat is it that you mean?â âIâll explain Sir,â said Iago, âlet me set for youâ¦a scene. Steal the purse of a man or woman, very little have they lost, But, steal from them their good nameâ¦and they cannot count the cost.â |
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