For what I will, I will, and there an end."
One character of this name makes his entrance discussing his son with his servant Panthino; he later tells that son "For what I will, I will, and there an end." Another, on identification by the maid Ursula, repeats that "at a word, I am not" who she thinks he is; that character would later be one of three to challenge Claudio to a duel, along with his brother Leonato and Benedick. Another man by this name describes "a plain fish" as "no doubt, marketable"  to Sebastian, the brother of Alonso, the King of Naples, who himself conspired with this man to usurp the throne of Milan. Also shared by a man wanted in Illyria who rescued Sebastian from a shipwreck, this is FTP what name, which most famously identifies the title character of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice?
One character of this name makes his entrance discussing his son with his servant Panthino; he later tells that son "
{Antonio} (accept “Shylock” at the end, but only from Bryce Avery)