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This character's home is suggested to be the "Great Good Place" and has "fairy-tale" like qualities according to W. H. Auden's essay "Brothers and Others," which argues that this woman appears in an "Unpleasant Play." In a monologue, this character compares a certain quality to "the throned monarch better than his crown" and says that it "droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven." The Prince of Morocco and the Prince of Arragon choose (*) chests made of gold and silver when they try to woo this heiress of Belmont. Her maiden Nerissa takes the rings of Gratiano and his master after this woman disguises herself as Balthazar to save Antonio's life. The "quality of mercy" speech is given by, for 10 points, what heroine of  The Merchant of Venice ?
This character's home is suggested to be the "Great Good Place" and has "fairy-tale" like qualities according to W. H. Auden's essay "Brothers and Others," which argues that this woman appears in an "Unpleasant Play."
Portia