Act IV, scene i of this play sees its title character accuse another of crying crocodile tears after striking her, horrifying Lodovico. Early in it, the title character and his wife are accosted at the Sagittary by Roderigo and Brabantio, while later, this play's antagonist warns its protagonist against "the green-eyed monster" of jealousy. A handkerchief recovered by Emilia is used by one character to accuse Cassio of adultery in this play, set in Cyprus and Venice. For 10 points, name this play in which Iago tricks the title Moor into killing Desdemona, a work of Sha
Act IV, scene i of this play sees its title character accuse another of crying crocodile tears after striking her, horrifying Lodovico. Early in it, the title character and his wife are accosted at the Sagittary by Roderigo and Brabantio, while later, this play's antagonist warns its protagonist against "the green-eyed monster" of jealousy. A handkerchief recovered by Emilia is used by one character to accuse Cassio of adultery in this play, set in Cyprus and Venice. For 10 points, name this play in which Iago tricks the title Moor into killing Desdemona, a work of Shakespeare.
Act IV, scene i of this play sees its title character accuse another of crying crocodile tears after striking her, horrifying Lodovico.
{Othello}, the Moor of Venice