Asked by anonymous

This question is about Shakespeare's "Othello." Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advanced.

The handkerchief is a key motif throughout “Othello" Why do you think Cassio wants Bianca to replicate it?
So, what I got from this and the book was that Cassio wanted Bianca to replicate the handkerchief so that he could have his own (he would have to give the original back). The question that I have is, why does he want one for his own?
Answered by Writeacher
Just Google your question --

Go to https://www.google.com
Type in <b>handkerchief symbolism in othello</b>
Press the Enter key.
Read many of the search results until you come to your own conclusion.
Answered by anonymous
Thank you for responding.

I have tried my best to search for the answer I was looking for through Google, but couldn't find anything other than what I have mentioned. Thus, I have come to this forum to seek help with my question.
Answered by Writeacher
If you googled with the exact phrase I gave you above, you should have no trouble answering this. NOTE: You will not find the exact answer, but you will find enough information to draw your own conclusion, which is the point of this assignment, I think.

Let us know what you find.
Answered by anonymous
Thank you for responding.

I have tried my best to search for the answer I was looking for through Google, but couldn't find anything other than what I have mentioned. Thus, I have come to this forum to seek help with my question.
Answered by anonymous
oops, for some reason I have posted the same reply again.

But, thank you, I was able to do much with what you replied with.
Answered by Writeacher
You're very welcome! =)
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