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What does Iago tell Cassio about reputation? Why is that ironic? In Othello, and find a quote which makes sense with this question please as well
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What does Iago tell Cassio about reputation? Why is that ironic?

In Othello, and find a quote which makes sense with this question please as well

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Iago is saying reputation is nothing. Says it does not matter -> Telling Cassio what he wants to hear and helping him so his plan falls through. He is saying if you don't tell me what happened, you will all suffer.

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