Speaker: Emilia
Audience: Iago
Situation: Iago is telling Emilia to go home before she says anything and she denies him and begins to talk
Othello' Act 5, Scene 2
- Shakespeare's "Othello" can be divided into two halves in Act Five, Scene Two. The first is the one in which Othello kills and smothers Desdemona, who is his wife.
- Part two's summary is provided below. Speaking to Emilia is Othello. He reveals that Iago had informed him that Desdemona and Cassio were having an affair, that Cassio had admitted it, and that he possessed the handkerchief that had been Othello's mother's gift of love to Desdemona.
- When Emilia recognises her role in her husband's scheme, she cries out, "O God! Almighty God! Emilia is told by Iago to be silent, but she defies him and tells the group that she did locate the handkerchief after her husband requested her to steal it for an unexplained purpose.
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Either A or D but I’m thinking more A
It appears to be first-person limited, because the narrator is speaking from their perspective and know only their thoughts and memories.
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Allusion refers to God, explaining that God gave Alyson the right to be married and the wife of Bath used her marriages, and her sex to obtain power. Chaucer provides the proof that women hold power through allusion, diction, and satire.
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