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Jessica Shylock Quotes
Jessica said this quote.
What a horrible person I am to be ashamed of being the daughter of shylock. I am a blood related to him, but I am not related to his behavior If Lorenzo keeps his promise, I will end my suffering, and become a Christian and his loving wife.
Jessica says this quote when she finishes talking to Launcelot in Act two scene three in her father's house. Jessica talked to Launcelot about how she does not blame him for leaving the hell of a house they live in. After he left Jessica reveals a new twist to the play by saying that she will be leaving her father for Lorenzo, who is a Christian. She also reveals that she will become his wife as well and become a Christian. This is important to the play since it adds a new subplot

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