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 trad
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