Othello act 2 scene 3
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- I have a stoop of wine and here without a brace of Cyprus. Gallants, that would fain have a measure to the health of black Othello.
- Not tonight good Iago; I have very poor and unhappy brains for drinking. I could well wish courtesy would invent some other custom of entertainment
- Iago and Cassio converse as the celebration ensues, Iago tries to entice cassio into drinking
- How now, Rodrigo? I pray you after the lieutenant, go.
- Iago proceeds to pour out numerous glasses of wine for Cassio to get him drunk quickly *emphasis on the glass as it makes its way to Cassio's mouth*
- Iago continues drink with Cassio *camera shows Iago getting closer and closer to build tension as the camera comes in* Montano enters the scene *camera pulls back*
- Nay, good lieutenant, I pray you sir, hold your hand....Come, com, you’re drunk.
- Let me go, sir; or I’ll knock you o’er the mazzard.Drunk?
- Iago commands Rodrigo into antagonising Cassio since they are both aware of his druken state *Iago would not be fully illuminated in this scene to show that he possess ulterior and negative motives*
- Rodrigo mouths off to Cassio off screen as the camera is fixed on montano before panning over to the two of them with Cassio chasing Rodrigo
- Montano and Cassio argue and a fight between the two aswell as Rodrigo.
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