Othello by John daves Churacutipa Fernandez

A street in the city of Venice

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Lago is talking to Rodrigo, who confesses that he is in love with Desdemona and reproaches him that his advice has been useless in getting closer to his beloved.

Another street in the city of Venice

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In Cyprus, a storm destroyed the Turkish fleet before the Venetians could fight it. Cassius has already landed; Othello's ship appears, long awaited by Desdemona, Iago, Rodrigo and Iago's wife (Emilia), who arrived earlier in another ship. A somewhat shameless conversation is formed between all of them in their nuptial allusions. Othello appears and leaves with Desdemona.

Venetian Council Chamber

90820884 — 2023-11-17 18:16:21 UTC

Lago goes to look for Emilia so that Cassio can talk to her about seeing Desdemona. Cassius meets with Desdemona, begging her to intercede with Othello to regain his position as lieutenant. He is saying goodbye when Othello arrives and sees him leaving. Desdemona intercedes for Cassio with Othello, but he postpones the matter.

A Port of Cyprus.

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Lago, with insinuations, increases the jealousy of Othello, who suffers an attack. Iago observes his conversation with Cassio, conducted by him evilly. Othello is convinced when he sees the handkerchief: Iago prevents him from inclining to compassion and forgiveness, and incites him to strangle Desdemona.