seeds of suspicion

seeds of suspicion

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In approximately 200 words, answer the following questions. Support your response with evidence from the text, citing Act, scene, and line numbers in parentheses, like this (3.2.12-4).

Looking closely at his language in Act III, scene 3, how does Iago succeed in planting the seeds of suspicion in Othello’s mind? For example, you might look at the effect of Iago’s repetition of ‘”doubt” and “think” at 3.3.106-8. What “evidence” does Iago present that makes Othello suspicious?

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