She is faithful to the end, and though she proclai
She is faithful to the end, and though she proclaims her death guiltless, when asked who has done the deed, she replies "Nobody, I myself." The seeds of suspicion are sown in the first act, however, when her father warns her new husband "she has deceived her father, and may thee." Led on by a duplicitous lieutenant, her husband becomes jealous at the thought of her alleged adultery and, for ten points, smothers what strong-willed Venetian, who never gave her handkerchief to Michael Cassio in Shakespeare's Othello?
She is faithful to the end, and though she proclaims her death guiltless, when asked who has done the deed, she replies "Nobody, I myself."
{Desdemona}