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    Othello said this to Iago after he dismissed Desdemona asking to give Cassio's position back. This quote has important implications for the rest of the play because it is true. It means that it is unlikely that Othello will stop loving Desdemona, but when that day comes, the world is disorganized.

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    Othello said this to Iago after he dismissed Desdemona asking to give Cassio's position back. This quote has important implications for the rest of the play because it is true. It means that it is unlikely that Othello will stop loving Desdemona, but when that day comes, the world is disorganized.

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    Othello said this to Iago after he dismissed Desdemona asking to give Cassio's position back. This quote has important implications for the rest of the play because it is true. It means that it is unlikely that Othello will stop loving Desdemona, but when that day comes, the world is disorganized.

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    AndwhenIlovetheenotChaosiscomeagain.

    OthellosaidthistoIagoafterhedismissedDesdemonaaskingtogiveCassios
    positionback.ThequotemeansthatitisunlikelythatOthellowillstoploving
    Desdemona,butwhenthatdaycomes,theworldisdisorganized.Ithasimportant
    implicationsfortherestoftheplaybecauseitforeshadowsthatitwilltakealotof
    effortfromIagoforOthellotostoplovingher.

    Goodnameinmanandwoman,dearmylord,Istheimmediatejeweloftheirsouls.
    IagosaidthistoOthellowhenIagoiscreatingsuspiciononCassio.Iagois
    claimingthatnomatterwhatthetruthis,thereputationonehasisimportantandis
    valuable.Thisquotehasimportantimplicationsontherestoftheplaybecauseit
    istrue.InOthelloseyes,Desdemonahasabadreputationofbeingunfaithfuland
    false.Becauseofthatreputation,Othellokillsher.

    Oh,beware,mylord,ofjealousy!ItisthegreeneyedmonsterwhichdothmockThe
    meatitfeedson.
    Fromtheverybeginning,IagotellsIagotobewarejealousy.Iagoistelling
    Othellothatitisbetterforamantoknow,thantosuspect.Thisfamousquote
    metaphoricallycomparesjealousytobeamonsterthatmakesfunofthosewho
    arejealous.Thisquotehasimportantimplicationsontherestoftheplaybecause
    Othellodoesgetjealous.Hegetsjealousfromthemanwhowarnedhimnottobe.

    Thouhastsetmeontherack.IsweartisbettertobemuchabusedThanbuttoknowt
    alittle.
    OthellosaidthistoIagowhenOthellocameintothescene,showingthatOthello
    hasbeenthinkingaboutIagosthoughtswhileheisnotonstage.Thequotemeans
    thatOthellowouldrathernotknowthatDesdemonaischeatingatallbecausethen
    thesuspicionwouldnotkillhim.Thisquotehasimportantimplicationsontherest
    oftheplaybecauseitispurelythebeginningwheretheaudiencecanseethat
    Othelloisthinkinghardaboutitandthatheisbothered.Itisthefirstdominoin
    thedominoeffectofOthellosjealousyandrageincreasing.

    IwillwithdrawTofurnishmewithsomeswiftmeansofdeathForthefairdevil.
    OthellosaidthistoIagoaftertheyhavebeentalkingmoreaboutDesdemonaand
    Cassiosfalserelationship.Atthispoint,Othelloisfilledwithrageandspokeof
    killingCassio.ThisquoteisimportantbecauseOthelloisthinkingofkilling
    Desdemona.Heiscomingupwithaplantomurderhiswife.Thisquotehas
    importantimplicationsontherestoftheplaybecauseheactuallydoeskill
    Desdemona.AttheendofAct3,hewantedtokillherandhedoes.

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