Her tears are described as creating crocodiles from the earth in a scene in which she is defended by Lodovico after being struck.
In the first scene of the play she appears in, this character is compared to a "white ewe" by a man who tells her father that "the devil will make a grandsire of" him. Her tears are described as creating crocodiles from the earth in a scene in which she is defended by Lodovico after being struck. Her mother's maid Barbary had a "song of ‘willow'", which this character sings to her own attendant. This character offers a man with a headache a handkerchief, which is picked up by Emilia, then used to frame Cassio. For 10 points, identify this daughter of Brabantio who gets smothered by a pillow by the title character of the play she appears in, Shakespeare's Othello.
In the first scene of the play she appears in, this character is compared to a "white ewe" by a man who tells her father that "the devil will make a grandsire of" him.
{Desdemona}