This character jokingly asks if a slave for sale is a master thief upon hearing his price. He instructsanother character, "First, be thou void of these affections: compassion, love, vain hope, and heartless fear."This charact
This character jokingly asks if a slave for sale is a master thief upon hearing his price. He instructsanother character, "First, be thou void of these affections: compassion, love, vain hope, and heartless fear."This character's monologues include one beginning, "As for myself, I walk abroad a-nights and kill sickpeople groaning under walls." In his first appearance, he imagines the prospect of "infinite riches in a littleroom." This character is boiled in a cauldron by Ferneze, and he poisons his daughter Abigail after sheconverts to Christianity. For 10 points, name this title character of The Jew of Malta.
This character jokingly asks if a slave for sale is a master thief upon hearing his price.
Barabas [prompt on the Jew of Malta before it is read]