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    Othello and Iago Duo

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    Iago insinuates to Othello that Cassio may have had an inappropriate relationship with Othello's wife Desdemona. Iago sows seeds of doubt in Othello's mind about Cassio and Desdemona's relationship but refuses to give Othello any direct evidence or facts. Iago warns Othello about the dangers of jealousy and how it could destroy him, while continuing to imply that Othello has reasons to be jealous of Cassio.

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    Iago insinuates to Othello that Cassio may have had an inappropriate relationship with Othello's wife Desdemona. Iago sows seeds of doubt in Othello's mind about Cassio and Desdemona's relationship but refuses to give Othello any direct evidence or facts. Iago warns Othello about the dangers of jealousy and how it could destroy him, while continuing to imply that Othello has reasons to be jealous of Cassio.

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    Iago insinuates to Othello that Cassio may have had an inappropriate relationship with Othello's wife Desdemona. Iago sows seeds of doubt in Othello's mind about Cassio and Desdemona's relationship but refuses to give Othello any direct evidence or facts. Iago warns Othello about the dangers of jealousy and how it could destroy him, while continuing to imply that Othello has reasons to be jealous of Cassio.

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    Iago insinuates to Othello that Cassio may have had an inappropriate relationship with Othello's wife Desdemona. Iago sows seeds of doubt in Othello's mind about Cassio and Desdemona's relationship but refuses to give Othello any direct evidence or facts. Iago warns Othello about the dangers of jealousy and how it could destroy him, while continuing to imply that Othello has reasons to be jealous of Cassio.

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    Iago: Oi Thello

    Othello: What you saying iago?


    Iago: You know when you was grafting on Desdemona, did Michael Cassio know about it?
    Othello: He knew from the get go. Why?
    Iago: Just wondering, thats all.
    Othello: Nah, what you thinkin?
    Iago: I didnt think he knew her
    Othello: yeah he did. He was my wing man
    Iago: Ha, I bet he was!
    Othello: What do you mean you bet he was? Is there something wrong with that? Cassios
    my boy, is he not ?
    Iago: Your boy?
    Othello: Yes, my boy.
    Iago: As far as i know
    Othello: well, what do you think?
    Iago: What do i think?
    Othello: What do i think? Why are you echoing me, answer the question! Youre thinking
    something, I know you fam. When I said Cassio was my wing man you threw shade saying
    I bet he was! . If youre my bredren , tell me what you meant by that.
    Iago: Thells you know we're bedrens
    Othello: yeah I know. Thats why my heads spinning. cause I know a safe bredren like you
    wouldnt chat shit to me for no reason
    Iago: For Cassio. Its best if I just said I think he is legit
    Othello: So do I
    Iago: If someone isnt the real deal they shouldnt look like they are, right?
    Othello: Thats true
    Iago: Then yeah Michael Cassio must be legit

    Othello: Nahh I don't belive you, youre not telling me something . Dont front iago, Tell me
    what your foughts .
    Iago: What if what I am thinking is wrong? I dont have to. You dont pay me to tell you my
    thoughts.
    Othello: if you have suspicions about my crew and your not gonna tell me. Then we ain't
    cool no more
    Iago: Othello don't force me to spill, you know what I'm like bare cautious of people. Ill
    see a small thing and jump huge conclusions. It's probably nothing! If I tell what I think,
    it will corrupt your mind with sick thoughts and knock you off course. I don't wanna do
    that to you unnecessarily.
    Othello: What are you saying?
    Iago: I don't wanna be known as a gas man. It's reckless of me to run my mouth without
    all the facts
    Othello: imma find out Iago
    Iago: no you won't! even if you threatened to kill me, I wouldn't tell you
    Othello: don't send for me IagoIago: watch out for jealousy Othello, watch out! It will chew you up and toss you to the
    kerb!
    A man who knows their girl is creeping can be happy cause they aren't chilling with the
    guy she's creeping with. But imagine the dickhead who suspects his girl of foul play but
    loves her anyway.
    Othello: shit fam!Iago: don't let jealousy destroy you!
    Othello: Wait a minuteam I a dickhead? Do you think I'm checking my girls texts every
    5 minutes like some Pussyboy! I'm not that guy iago? I'm not jealous, I hav no reason to
    be. Might as hand me to the feds if you catch me inhaling this gas. So what Cassio compliments my girl, says shes a spice, says shes smart, shes talented. That bredrens
    complimenting me! Cos shes not stupid. There were other guys on the scene but she
    said no, she wanted to be with me. Nahhhhhh fam, bring me their sex tape, then we can
    talk. Until then, I aint got no time for dis. Psh. Jealous.

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