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* You really have to hand it to Iago; his plan to turn a loving husband into a raving murderous machine is spectacularly successful, through sheer wit, flawless manipulation and insane improvisation skills. Also, not only does he almost get away with it in the end, but the whole ordeal lasts about three days. MagnificentBastard hardly begins to cover it.

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* You really have to hand it to Iago; his plan to turn a loving husband into a raving murderous machine is spectacularly successful, through sheer wit, flawless manipulation and insane improvisation skills. Also, not only does he almost get away with it in the end, but the whole ordeal lasts about three days. MagnificentBastard TheChessmaster hardly begins to cover it.
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* You really have to hand it to Iago; his plan to turn a loving husband into a raving murderous machine is spectacularly successful, through sheer wit, flawless manipulation and insane improvisation skills. Also, not only he almost gets away with it in the end, but the whole ordeal lasts about three days. MagnificentBastard hardly begins to cover it.

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* You really have to hand it to Iago; his plan to turn a loving husband into a raving murderous machine is spectacularly successful, through sheer wit, flawless manipulation and insane improvisation skills. Also, not only does he almost gets get away with it in the end, but the whole ordeal lasts about three days. MagnificentBastard hardly begins to cover it.
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* You really have to hand it to Iago; his plan to turn a loving husband into a raving murderous machine is spectacularly successful, through sheer wit, flawless manipulation and insane improvisation skills. Also, not only he almost gets away with it in the end, but the whole ordeal lasts about three days. MagnificentBastard hardly begins to cover it.

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* The Hindi adaptation ''Omkara'' adds an ''extremely'' epic NotHisSled moment for Indu, their version of Emilia. [[spoiler:When she finds out what Langda (Iago) has done, she ''[[TheDogBitesBack kills the bastard]]''. After 400 years of Iago killing his wife for owning up to her role in the plot, ''finally'', a version where the tables are turned. [[LaserGuidedKarma Ah, sweet karma]].]]

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* The Hindi adaptation ''Omkara'' adds an ''extremely'' epic NotHisSled moment for Indu, their version of Emilia. [[spoiler:When When she finds out what Langda (Iago) has done, she ''[[TheDogBitesBack kills the bastard]]''. After 400 years of Iago killing his wife for owning up to her role in the plot, ''finally'', a version where the tables are turned. [[LaserGuidedKarma Ah, sweet karma]].]]
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* The Hindi adaptation ''Omkara'' adds an ''extremely'' epic NotHisSled moment for Indu, their version of Emilia. [[spoiler:When she finds out what Langda (Iago) has done, she ''[[TheDogBitesBack kills the bastard]]''. After 400 years of Iago killing his wife for owning up to her role in the plot, ''finally'', a version where the tables are turned. [[LaserGuidedKarma Ah, sweet karma]].]]
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* Emilia telling her husband to stick it--even when she knows he's quite willing to kill her if she won't shut up. "Perchance, Iago, I shall ne'er go home."
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