1:26:00
l will no longer endure it.
1:26:02
Nor am l persuaded to put up in
peace what already l've suffered.
1:26:07
-Will you hear me?
-Your words and performance are not kin.
1:26:10
-You charge me most unjustly.
-With nought but truth!
1:26:16
l will make myself known to Desdemona.
1:26:26
lf she will return me my jewels...
1:26:29
...l will give over my suit
and repent my unlawful solicitation.
1:26:34
lf not...
1:26:37
...assure yourself, l will seek
satisfaction of you.
1:26:44
You have said now.
1:26:46
Ay, and said nothing but what
l protest intendment of doing.
1:26:50
Why, now l see...
1:26:55
...there's mettle in thee.
1:26:57
And even from now do build on thee
a better opinion than before.
1:27:01
Give me thy hand, Roderigo.
1:27:04
Thou hast taken against me a just
exception. Yet, l protest...
1:27:07
-...l've dealt most justly in thy affair.
-lt's not appeared.
1:27:10
l grant that and your suspicions
are not without wit and judgment.
1:27:14
But if thou hast
that in thee indeed...
1:27:17
...which l have greater reason to
believe now...
1:27:20
...l mean purpose, courage and valor,
this night show it.
1:27:24
lf thou the next night following
enjoy not Desdemona...
1:27:29
...take me from this world
and devise engines on my life.
1:27:37
Well...
1:27:41
...what is it?
1:27:53
This is the night that either
makes me or fordoes me quite.