Hope in Othello's Love:
* Despite the accusations and growing distance, Desdemona still believes in Othello's love for her. She hopes he will ultimately see through Iago's manipulations and realize her innocence. She even expresses this belief to Emilia: "My lord is not made up to falsehood."
Hope in the Power of Truth:
* Desdemona has unwavering faith in the power of truth to prevail. She clings to the hope that her innocence will be revealed and justice will be served. This is evident in her statement to Emilia: "I am not that which your suspect me."
Hope in Divine Intervention:
* Though not explicitly stated, Desdemona likely holds a belief in a higher power and hopes for divine intervention to save her. This hope is implied in her final speech, where she asks for the divine to "look down upon my innocence."
However, these hopes are ultimately dashed as Othello, consumed by jealousy and fueled by Iago's lies, smothers Desdemona, proving that even the most innocent and trusting individuals can be tragically wronged.