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As Othello confronts Iago, what does he mean when he says “i look down towards his feet, but that is a fable”

As Othello confronts Iago, what does he mean when he says “i look down towards his feet, but that is a fable”
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As Othello confronts Iago, what does he mean when he says “i look down towards his feet, but that is a fable”

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Othello means “I’m looking to see if you have cloven hooves like the devil. But that’s just a fairy tale”
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