Unfortunately this is not the end of this mediocre tale of raving stupidity and obvious insanity; at least on the part of the writer. Even the kind hearted meek Emilia was able to at least betray one person before the end, after Othello kills Desdamona (I loved that part) Emilia turns on Iago and tells Othello, "That handkerchief thou speak'st of I found by fortune and did give to my husband." 5.2, 232 This to me was the ultimate betrayal because Emilia had said she would never betray her husband, unless it was for the world, and in the end she did it out of guilt, not even a single cen...

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