Othello Act 5 -- By William Shakespeare ( Full Audiobook ) 

Emilia's voice and voice over is really wonderful I don't know who has peruse the character she deserves a million love ..

Act IV: Reading Questions 1. How would Iago gain from Roderigo's death? Cassio's? Iago would benefit from Roderigo's death by not having to return the jewelry he said he gave to Desdemona and if/when Cassio dies Othello will believe Iago to be loyal to him. 2. What happens when Roderigo attacks Cassio? Who actually wounds Cassio? Cassio was protected by his armor and stabbed Roderigo, Iago stabs Cassio in the leg and runs away before he is seen. 3. What does Othello assume has happened? Othello assumes Iago is killing Cassio when he hears Cassio screaming. 4. After Bianca appears, what new part of his plot does Iago begin in Scene 1? Iago tells Gratiano that he believes Bianca has something to do with the stabbing. 5. Who will get the blame for the attack on Cassio if Iago has his way? If Iago has his way, Roderigo and Bianca should be blamed for the attack. 6. What justification does Othello try to give for the murder of Desdemona in Scene 2? He says that he cannot say his reason out loud but he has to stop her before she cheats on other men too. 7. How does Othello kill Desdemona? What interruption occurs while he is doing it? Othello smothers Desdemona in her bed and is interrupted by Emilia knocking on the door. 8. Whom does Desdemona blame for her death? Desdemona says that she had killed herself and nobody else did it. 9. How is Desdemona faithful to Othello to the end? Desdemona is faithful to the end by not telling Emilia about who killed her. 10. What happens when Iago tells his wife not to speak and to go home (orders which good Renaissance wives should follow without question)? Emilia refuses to stop talking and asks to speak to them what she needs to say. 11. What is Emilia’s reaction when Othello tells her that Iago has revealed Desdemona's affair with Cassio to him? Emilia becomes extremely angry that Iago would do such an evil thing. 12. Why does Othello attack Iago? Othello attacks Iago to get revenge for his lies and tricks that caused him to kill Desdemona. 13. What is Othello’s reaction to having his sword taken away? After Othello gets his sword taken away he retrieves a second sword that he had hidden away; When his second sword is taken away after stabbing Iago, Othello tells Iago he wants him to suffer and that is why he didn’t kill him. 14. Why does Othello kill himself? Othello killed himself out of guilt/regret for wrongfully killing Desdemona. 15. How do Roderigo’s pockets conveniently help to clarify much of what has happened? Roderigo’s pockets have letters that were talking/complaining about Iago and things he did which was proof of the things Iago had done. 16. What happens to Othello, Iago and Cassio in the end? Othello kills himself, Iago was stabbed by Othello before he was put in jail the be tortured by Cassio who is made lord governor. Yo that’s crazy😂 othello died? Desdemona died?? At least they weren’t as bad as romeo and juliet, my freshman year I typed up and edited my whole ass final essay in about forty minutes because I have strong feelings about those fools, Anyways take care all, I’ll randomly show up again on another audiobook when I can be of assistancee

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I mean like he could have just talked to Desdemona and maybe not killed her

If you need volunteer audiobook narrators, please let me know. I would love to do this.

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This may be the worst audiobook recording of all time