- Antonio is now convinced that he knows the reason for Shylock’s insistence on claiming his bond. Finish the quote that tells us this, ‘He seeks my life, for reasons I knos well, I oft delivered from his forfeitures many that have at times made moan to me; therefore he hates me’ (Black Pg. 129, Blue Pg.77)
- Why can the Duke not ‘deny the course of law’ according to Antonio? Because the committee that strangers have with us in venice
- Why does Antonio seem resigned to his fate? What two important realisations is this based on? He has given money to people that haven't gave the money back
- Do you think Antonio’s feelings towards Bassanio have changed since the beginning, why?
- Finish this quote ‘Pray God Bassanio come to see me ppay his debt, and then I care not’ (Black Pg. 131, Blue Pg.78)
- Shylock refuses to consider the idea of Mercy, but demands Justice. Is true justice possible in this case?
Friday, 22 November 2019
Merchant of venice - Act 3, scene 3
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