The clerk Stephano and the lawyer Balthazar in this play are really two women in disguise: Nerissa and Bassanio's wife Portia.
One character in this play confides in her father's servant Lancelot and runs off with her mother's turquoise ring to marry Lorenzo. Another character is able to marry the character he is courting after he chooses a casket made of lead. The clerk Stephano and the lawyer Balthazar in this play are really two women in disguise: Nerissa and Bassanio's wife Portia. At the end of this play, a character forfeits his property and fails to collect a contract without spilling blood. For 10 points, name this William Shakespeare play in which Antonio is sued for "a pound of flesh" by the Jewish moneylender Shylock.
One character in this play confides in her father's servant Lancelot and runs off with her mother's turquoise ring to marry Lorenzo.
The {Merchant of Venice}