ot;My noble father,/ I do perceive here a dived duty,"(I iii. 179-180) also when Othello strikes her and she responds "I have not deserved this"(IV, I. 236) and that there is her being the assertive woman that she is by sticking up for herself. But as the play goes on in act three we see another side of her when she is asking Othello her husband to forgive Cassio. What the heck is that all about if she claims she didn't have an affair with him than why the hell is she asking him to forgive Cassio, I just don't understand it and basically she left me a little confused just as women always do.
             Emilia is Iago's wife and one of Desdemona's attendants. She feels no trust towards him but again she is his wife and has an obligation tow
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