1:47:02
l care not for thy sword.
1:47:04
l'll make thee known
though l lost twenty lives.
1:47:07
Help! Help!
1:47:09
The Moor hath killed my mistress!
1:47:12
Murder! Murder!
1:47:15
Murder!
1:47:17
How now, general?
1:47:18
Who cries of murder?
1:47:22
O, are you come, lago?
1:47:24
You've done well, that men lay
their murders on your neck.
1:47:27
Disprove this villain,
if thou be a man.
1:47:29
He says thou toldest him
that his wife is false.
1:47:32
Thou art not such a villain.
Speak, for my heart is full.
1:47:36
l told him what l thought...
1:47:38
...and told no more than what he
found himself was apt and true.
1:47:41
-But did you tell him she was false?
-l did.
1:47:45
You told a lie...
1:47:47
...an odious, damned lie.
Upon my a soul, a lie, a wicked lie!
1:47:50
She false with Cassio?
Did you say--?
1:47:52
With Cassio.
Go to, charm your tongue.
1:47:55
l will not charm my tongue.
l am bound to speak.
1:47:58
My mistress here lies
murdered in her bed.
1:48:04
Your reports have set the murder on.
1:48:06
Nay, stare not, masters.
1:48:10
lt is true indeed.
1:48:14
Villainy...
1:48:15
...villainy, villainy!
1:48:17
l think upon it...
1:48:19
...l think, l smell it, O villainy!
1:48:23
What? Are you mad?
l charge you, get you home.
1:48:27
Good gentlemen, let me
have leave to speak.
1:48:30
'Tis proper l obey him, but not now.
1:48:33
Perchance l will never go home.
1:48:37
Nay...
1:48:39
...lay thee down and roar!
1:48:42
Thou has killed the sweetest
innocent that ever did lift up eye.
1:48:46
O, she was foul!
lago knows that she with Cassio...
1:48:49
...hath the act of shame
a thousand times committed.
1:48:52
Cassio confessed, and she gratified his
amorous works with that handkerchief.
1:48:55
l saw it in his hand.