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Othello: resumen de Act 4, Scene 2

Act 4, Scene 2 de 15 · 10 min para leer el scene

In Act 4, Scene 2, Othello rejects Emilia's defense of Desdemona and accuses his wife of sexual betrayal, leaving her distressed and seeking Iago's help. Iago dismisses Emilia's suspicion of a slanderer, then answers Roderigo's complaints by proposing an attack on Cassio that night.

Qué sucede

  1. Emilia insists that Desdemona is faithful, but Othello dismisses her testimony and summons his wife.
  2. Othello insults Desdemona as sexually unfaithful despite her denials, then leaves after offering Emilia money.
  3. Desdemona requests her wedding sheets and asks for Iago; Emilia suspects that a schemer has poisoned Othello's mind.
  4. Iago tells Desdemona that state business explains Othello's anger and sends her inside for supper.
  5. Roderigo demands results or repayment for the jewels he entrusts to Iago for Desdemona.
  6. Iago proposes killing Cassio to prevent Desdemona's departure; Roderigo asks for more reasons and leaves with him.

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En este scene

OthelloIagoDesdemonaCassioEmiliaRoderigo

En qué fijarte

Roderigo recognizes the gap between Iago's promises and results. His challenge prompts Iago to offer a violent new plan.

Comprobación rápida

How does Iago explain Othello's anger to Desdemona?

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