In one scene in this play, the main character implies to his wife that there are horns growing out of his head. In another scene, the protagonist bizarrely yells "goats and monkeys" after arriving at the central location. Much of this work centers on an object with a strawberry motif that was given by an Egyptian sorceress to the title character's mother. In the opening scene Brabantio yells at the protagonist, and in its
In one scene in this play, the main character implies to his wife that there are horns growing out of his head. In another scene, the protagonist bizarrely yells "goats and monkeys" after arriving at the central location. Much of this work centers on an object with a strawberry motif that was given by an Egyptian sorceress to the title character's mother. In the opening scene Brabantio yells at the protagonist, and in its last pages, the main villain is apprehended by Ludovico. The fifth act begins with a lieutenant killing Roderigo and being wounded in the process and ends with the title character stabbing himself because he used a pillow to smother his wife Desdemona. For 10 points, identify this William Shakespeare tragedy about the title "Moor of Venice."
In one scene in this play, the main character implies to his wife that there are horns growing out of his head.
Othello [accept Otello]