Concept:Identify the common emotion or purpose that unites the speaker and the person he is addressing.
Explanation:The speaker openly declares, “I hate the Moor,” which refers to Othello.
He then proposes that he and the listener should join together in revenge against Othello.
He encourages the listener to help make Othello a cuckold, saying it will give the listener pleasure and give the speaker sport.
This shows that both men share a strong hostile feeling toward Othello.
Their bond is not based on fear of Cassio or hatred for Brabantio, but on their common desire to destroy Othello.
Thus, the relationship between the speaker and the addressee is built on their mutual hatred for the Moor.
Answer:A. hatred for Othello