Act II of this play begins with discussion of a storm that wrecked most of a Turkish fleet, though Montano soon spies the protagonist's surviving ship. After stabbing himself, one character in this pl
Act II of this play begins with discussion of a storm that wrecked most of a Turkish fleet, though Montano soon spies the protagonist's surviving ship. After stabbing himself, one character in this play says he will "die upon a kiss." This play opens with the antagonist claiming that the protagonist is making "the beast with two backs" with Brabantio's daughter. After mishearing discussion of a handkerchief discovered by Bianca, the protagonist of this play becomes convinced his wife is having an affair with Cassio. For 10 points, identify this Shakespeare play in which the title "Moor of Venice" is tricked into smothering his wife Desdemona by the treacherous Iago.
Act II of this play begins with discussion of a storm that wrecked most of a Turkish fleet, though Montano soon spies the protagonist's surviving ship.