... fantasy." (III. iii. 876) This quote is said by Emilia in a soliloquy after she has stolen the handkerchief. Once again it shows that she is aware of the importance of the handkerchief, although chooses to steal it anyway in hopes to receive acclamation from Iago. When she says "I nothing but to please his fantasy." (III. iii. ... her? EMIL. No, "faith; she let it drop by negligence, And, to th" advantage, I, being here, took "t up. Look, here it is. IAGO. A good wench; give it me. EMIL. What will you do with "t, that you have been so earnest To have me filch it? IAGO. [Snatching it] Why...

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• Grade Level: High School