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Vareena and Ravneet
Quote: 3.3.224-236
Speaker: Iago               To: Othello
Context: Iago tries to convince Othello that Desdemona is guilty and cheating on Othello. By doing so, he also convinces Othello that he is a good friend and is just looking out for Othello, rather than putting false ideas into Othello's.
Significance #1: This quote  shows character. Iago uses ethos to self establish himself to convince Othello he knows the truth about people like Desdemona in the city. In the text he says "I know our country disposition well" showing his character as deceiving.
Significance #2:  This quotes shows plot. It shows how Iago with further his plan of taking down Othello as he says "I speak not yet of proof." This shows that Iago will later in the play look for proof to prove to Othello he is right about his false theory.
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Julia and Micaila
Quote: 1.3. 407-415
Speaker: Iago    To: Roderigo
Context: Iago is convincing Roderigo to get Desdemona to fall for him and leave Othello
Significance #1: Character
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Cally and Meg
Quote: 3.3 304-309
"Haply for I am black and have not those soft parts of conversation...Must to loath her. 
Speaker: Othello   To: Himself
Context: Othello is upset because Iago is making him feel like an outsider and also trying to convince Othello that Desdemona is having an affair with Cassio. Othello is starting to doubt himself
Significance #1: Establishes mood because you are starting to see that Othello is very clearly upset about what Iago is suggesting. It is apparent that 
Significance #2: Style - style is noticed in this quote because one can see 
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Sara and Dina 
Quote:  " That Cassio loves her, I do well believe 't... Knavery's plain face is never seen till used."  ( 2.1 308-334) 
Speaker: Iago        To: Himself
Context: Iago is talking to himself about how he believes Cassio loves Desdemona and how he plans to ruin Desdemona and Othello's relationship by brainwashing Othello to believe that Desdemona is cheating on him with Cassio. 
Significance #1: Plot; this shows us what Iago's plan is because before he said he would ruin Othello and now he told the audience what he is going to do and how he is going to use other people. Also, when he says "I'll have our Michael Cassio on the hip, Abuse him to the Moor in the rank garb" it shows us how he is also plans on ruining Cassio's reputation and his relationship with Othello. 
Significance #2: Character; 

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Quote: 3.3.224-236
Speaker: Iago               To: Othello
Context: Iago tries to convince Othello that Desdemona is guilty and cheating on Othello. By doing so, he also convinces Othello that he is a good friend and is just looking out for Othello, rather than putting false ideas into Othello's.
Significance #1: This quote shows character. Iago uses ethos to self establish himself to convince Othello he knows the truth about people like Desdemona in the city. In the text he says "I know our country disposition well" showing his character as deceiving.
Significance #2: This quotes shows plot. It shows how Iago with further his plan of taking down Othello as he says "I speak not yet of proof." This shows that Iago will later in the play look for proof to prove to Othello he is right about his false theory.

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Quote: 1.3. 407-415
Speaker: Iago    To: Roderigo
Context: Iago is convincing Roderigo to get Desdemona to fall for him and leave Othello
Significance #1: Character
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Quote: 3.3 304-309
"Haply for I am black and have not those soft parts of conversation...Must to loath her.
Speaker: Othello   To: Himself
Context: Othello is upset because Iago is making him feel like an outsider and also trying to convince Othello that Desdemona is having an affair with Cassio. Othello is starting to doubt himself
Significance #1: Establishes mood because you are starting to see that Othello is very clearly upset about what Iago is suggesting. It is apparent that
Significance #2: Style - style is noticed in this quote because one can see

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Quote:  " That Cassio loves her, I do well believe 't... Knavery's plain face is never seen till used."  ( 2.1 308-334)
Speaker: Iago        To: Himself
Context: Iago is talking to himself about how he believes Cassio loves Desdemona and how he plans to ruin Desdemona and Othello's relationship by brainwashing Othello to believe that Desdemona is cheating on him with Cassio.
Significance #1: Plot; this shows us what Iago's plan is because before he said he would ruin Othello and now he told the audience what he is going to do and how he is going to use other people. Also, when he says "I'll have our Michael Cassio on the hip, Abuse him to the Moor in the rank garb" it shows us how he is also plans on ruining Cassio's reputation and his relationship with Othello.
Significance #2: Character; this quote shows the audience that Iago is not what people believe him to be and that he is a manipulative person and would do anything to get what he wants and what he is right when it is wrong. Also, "Make the Moor thank me, love me, and reward me For making him egregiously an ass" this shows us how Iago believes that by the end of his plan Othello will praise him for what he has done and that he will get the job he deserved from the beginning but Iago will still continue to ruin him and mess with him.

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Quote : 1.1.44-52
Speaker : Iago to Rodrigo
Context : Iago is talking to  Rodrigo about Othello and how he acts like he likes Othello although he really does not. This happens very early on in the book when Iago is just beginning his plan.
Significance #1 : Character
" I will follow him to serve my turn upon him"  This quote shows that Iago is a very manipulative and selfish person because he is going to use Othello to achieve his own goal.

Significance #2 : Theme
Reveals how people are not always what they seem to be.

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Quote: 3.4.141-150
Speaker: Desdemona | To: Cassio
Context: Desdemona is talking to Cassio about how she has lost power and say towards Othello, but she will still try the best of her abilities to help Cassio out.
Significance #1: this an example of foreshadowing, it shows that Desdemona will try to bug Othello to help out Cassio, but Othello is suspecting Desdemona has a thing with Casio, So this foreshadows future conflict.
Significance #2: This quote shows Character, it shows how nice Desdemona is. Desdemona will put others in front of her in order to help them out. Even though she can tell she is in a bad situation she still guarantees Cassio that she will try her hardest to help him out.

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Quote:3.3 268-278
Speaker: Iago to Othello
Context: Iago took advantage of the one thing Othello is self conscious about(his skin colour), convincing him it is a possibility that Desdemona is having an affair.
Significance1: Character: Iago is manipulative.
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Quote: Act 3. Sc 3. Line 41-43
" Cassio, my lord? No, sure, I cannot think it
That he would steal away so guilty like,
Seeing your coming."
Speaker: Iago   To: Othello
Context: Cassio was talking with Desdemona about how he had lost his job and as he sees Othello coming he decides to leave because he is too embarrassed to face Othello after getting fired for getting in a fight while he was drunk. Iago sees this as an opportunity to weaken the bond between Cassio and Othello.

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Quote:  3.3.147-149
"Men should be what they seem; or those that be not, would be what they seem."
Speaker: Iago         To: Othello
Context: Iago is trying to make Othello suspicious of Cassio and Desdemona. He is planting the idea that Desdemona may or may not be cheating
Significance 1: Plot: This furthers the plot as Iago is continuing his plan of taking down Othello and take his position.  Iago is saying how people should be honest about themselves, but it seems as if Cassio is not. He is causing Othello to be suspicious of Desdemona, which only worsens since she is constantly talking about him to help get his job back, creating a domino effect.
Significance 2: Characterization: Throughout the play Iago is deceitful and lies to everyone around him, planting ideas in peoples heads and making them act upon them. He is manipulative and secretive, making people do what he wants without them realizing. This quote demonstrates how he is planting an idea in Othellos head to make him do what he wants, in this case, become angry with his wife and make him do something drastic, so that Iago can gain more power as Othello will be gone.

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Quote: 2.3 391-395
"How poor are they that have no patience...Dost not go well? Cassio hath beaten thee"
Speaker: Iago        To: Roderigo
Context: Iago is trying to convince Roderigo to stay in Cyprus. He wants to leave because he was embarrassed in the fight with Cassio, and his plans to get Desdemona back aren't working.

Significance #1: Character
This passage shows the relationship that Iago presents or pretends to have with Roderigo. In this he gives him advice when he says "What wound did ever heal but by degrees?". This quote is something that a friend would say, which gives illusion to Roderigo that Iago is his friend. This shows that Iago is a manipulative character, because of how he is manipulating Roderigo, and that Roderigo is a character who can be easily manipulated.

Significance #2: Structure
In this passage, Iago is using logos because he is presenting a logical argument. He uses this to convince Roderigo of what he is saying. More specifically, in the quote "What wound did ever heal but by degrees?". The argument falls under logos because he uses a real life example to reason with Roderigo. This relates to Iago being a manipulative and persuasive character, because he is not only presenting an argument with a persuasive technique, the argument ends up working.

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Quote: Act 2 Sc. 3 Line 281-284
"Reputation, Reputation reputation! O, I have lost my Reputation! I have lost the immortal part of myself, remains is bestial. My reputation, Iago, My Reputation!"
Speaker:Cassio      To: Othello
Context: Cassio was letting out his emotions to Iago about losing his job and how is reputation was ruined in Cypres.
Significance #1: Character
In this quotes Cassio uses pathos as he explains himself to Iago about his emotions and how his reputation is ruined. That night after getting drunk and fighting Roderigo, showed how Cassio is not capible of being by the side of Othello and does not belong in Cypress after this.
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