He supt at my house; but I therefore shake not.
-Bianca
Othello Act V Scene i, Line 118
Bianca is the
mistress to Cassio, and Cassio is the fellow that Iago is using to fuel Othello’s
jealousy. However, I’m not sure exactly what Iago is trying to do here, other
than to know that it’s all part of the game he is playing. Literally no one in
this play except Iago is doing anything improper, but Iago is managing to make
trouble for just about everyone.
Good ‘ol Iago.
I supped at my house tonight too: leftover cheese and crackers and kielbasa from Easter.
And look - no shaking either. It's the hand of a surgeon. Well, not exactly.
1 comment:
Is the supt-ing suppose to imply that he’s not shaking with hunger? If so, would it be “AND I therefore shake not”?
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