In this play's last scene, two lovers compare themselves to Jason and Medea before both Stephano and Lancelot tell them that their mistress and master, respectively, will arrive in one day.
In this play's last scene, two lovers compare themselves to Jason and Medea before both Stephano and Lancelot tell them that their mistress and master, respectively, will arrive in one day. Earlier, before Salerio meets Lorenzo, who is dressed as a page, Graziano agrees to "put on a sober habit" and accompany his friend to court a wealthy heiress in Belmont. After outdoing the Prince of Morocco and the prince of Aragon by choosing the lead casket, Bassanio breaks his promise to his wife by parting with his ring, but he does so to thank the law-clerk Balthasar, who is Portia in disguise. She prevents Antonio, the title character, from losing a "pound of flesh" to Shylock at the end of, FTP, which Shakespearean comedy?
In this play's last scene, two lovers compare themselves to Jason and Medea before both Stephano and Lancelot tell them that their mistress and master, respectively, will arrive in one day.
The {Merchant of Venice}