Pointless Points Trivia

So here comes the late, late night edition of Pointless Points Trivia! Where the points don't matter, my friends. Just like me picking up toys off my floor every day, they just don't matter!

Ba da boom!

From which Shakespearian play was this line spoken?

"What wound did ever heal but by degrees?"

Comments

chichimama said…
Othello. Or Macbeth... Othello, or Macbeth.

I'm going with Othello. Final answer.
5:53 AM
J said…
I'm thinking Macbeth, if it's one of those, because I have read it, and I've never read Othello.
5:59 AM
Heather Plett said…
It was Othello. And it was said by Iago. (But I have to confess, I Googled :-)
6:28 AM
Awesome Mom said…
Curses too slow again. I will get one of these right some day.
7:44 AM
Granny said…
Othello and I googled after I guessed just to make sure.
Too late but you actually picked one I sort of know. (More from the opera than the play)
7:47 AM
Gina said…
Yup, Chichimama breaks away from the pack!

And ever closer to that candy!
11:21 AM
Suzanne said…
Dang it.
I even knew this one.
*sigh*

Signed,
Pointless Late Loser
1:24 PM
Hope said…
I could not rember from where, but one of the few quotes i actually remeber. So true..
4:38 PM
Hope said…
I really can spell. It's been a long week. Happy Easter all.
4:38 PM
Gina said…
Mega Mom- are you ok? I'm not trying to be rude, but are you also seeing little green men? ;)

If so, get thee to bed, woman!
7:57 PM
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