The source of the phrase "jealousy, that green-eyed monster," for 10 points, name this play in which Iago hates the titular "Moor of Venice," a work of Shakespeare.
In Dom Casmurro, Bento sees a performance of this play. One character visits the prostitute Bianca, and he is later made governor by Lodovico after wounding Montano in a duel. The servant of one character steals a handkerchief and gives it to her husband, while the daughter of Brabantio travels to Cyprus and is eventually "smothered" after she is suspected of having an affair with Michael Cassio. The source of the phrase "jealousy, that green-eyed monster," for 10 points, name this play in which Iago hates the titular "Moor of Venice," a work of Shakespeare.
In Dom Casmurro, Bento sees a performance of this play. One character visits the prostitute Bianca, and he is later made governor by Lodovico after wounding Montano in a duel.
{Othello}; or The Moor of Venice