O balmy breath that,dost almost persuade justice to break her sword one more be thus when thou and I will kill thee, nd love thee after. One more and thats the last. (इस पेज का explain kro
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These lines are taken from the famous play named "Othello". These were spoken by Othello himself.
Explanation:
- Othello is one of the main characters of the play. He is a black more who holds a good position in the eyes of the Venetian court.
- Desdemona is his wife whom he loves very much but due to certain circumstances, he has starting doubting her loyalty to him.
- Now he wants to take her life. He thinks of her beauty and how seeing her will make him stop from killing her yet even her perfect look are not enough to prevent her death from his hands today.
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