Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice" Summary: In "The Merchant of Venice" by William Shakespeare‚ Shylock is always portrayed as the villain of the play. However‚ a study of his strengths and weaknesses reveals how hard it is to tell whether he is a villain or a victim. ’The Merchant of Venice’ written by William Shakespeare is two stories; the flesh blond tale and the love caskets tale. An important character that portrays these two stories is Shylock‚ an arrogant Jewish merchant. Shylock
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biological attributes with the Christians. Shakespeare has also developed the significant issue of money through Shylock as he is the merchant of Venice. He is portrayed as a cold-hearted man that would sacrifice anything for money‚ with his daughter Jessica not even an exception. The main ideas of the
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“O my ducats‚ O my daughter! Fled with a Christian! O my Christian ducats! Justice‚ the law‚ my ducats (The Merchant of Venice II.viii.15.17)‚” suggests Shylock values his money over her daughter as he gets to know that Jessica runs away with a Christian and helps herself to a bunch of his ducats. His false love leads to an unfortunate ending. Moreover‚ the characters from The Great Gatsby show that love fails to lead one to a good live‚ but to a tragic end instead. Gatsby’s
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The Merchant of Venice "The Merchant of Venice" by William Shakespeare is a captivating play about revenge‚ justice‚ deception and friendship. Held within the brutal time of the 16th century‚ the play is about a pronounced character known as Shylock‚ who is a reasonably wealthy Jew‚ lending one of his enemies‚ Antonio‚ three thousand ducats. The play gives you a glance of how bad and unbearable life was for non-Christians‚ especially Jews. Shakespeare does an impeccable job of conveying the
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vindictiveness. But does this pronounce them villains? Whilst Shylock is portrayed as a villain in more than one aspect‚ does this not warrant that Portia‚ being unjustly biased and unlawful‚ also be given the title of villain? Should not Shylock’s daughter Jessica be labelled a villain for her deceptive and larcenist actions and Antonio for his bigotry and obstinacy? And what of Bassanio; does he not selfishly and irresponsibly borrow money from Antonio‚ unable to afford to repay him‚ in order to further his
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The Customer’s Revenge Case Study I. Problem Recognition Atida Motors is facing some customer service problems as well as some technical difficulties with a few automobiles. Jim‚ the VP of customer service has been notified of some customer service related complaints by customers who experienced car trouble in some less than ideal circumstances. The main concern is the customer service issue. Technical problems are part of running an automotive company and will periodically
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