This character states "Ships are but boards, sailors but men", and he later justifies his actions by stating "The villany you teach me, I will execute." This character's late wife Leah gave him a turquoise ring that is stolen
This character states "Ships are but boards, sailors but men", and he later justifies his actions by stating "The villany you teach me, I will execute." This character's late wife Leah gave him a turquoise ring that is stolen by his daughter and traded for a monkey, according to a report from Tubal. That daughter of this character, Jessica, eloped with Lorenzo, who is a friend of Bassanio. Portia rules that he is not allowed to remove any of Antonio's blood, foiling his belief that he is owed a pound of flesh. Name this moneylender from A Merchant of Venice who asks "Hath not a Jew eyes?"
This character states "Ships are but boards, sailors but men", and he later justifies his actions by stating "The villany you teach me, I will execute."
Shylock