Question

1. why does shylock says lass upon love?
2. what information does tubal gives to shylock of Antonios loss!
3. why does shylock complaired that tubal has stroke dagger into his chest
4. shylock speaks something about his wife ? what is the reference
5. what instruction does shylock gives to tubal before going way. what could be the reason according to you of shylock going to synagogue ​

Answer 1

Answer:

1.Shylock responds by reasoning that he has no reason. He blames his hatred of Antonio on “affection, / [that] Mistress of passion,” who is known to affect men's moods in ways they cannot explain

2.Shylock rants against his daughter, and he wishes her dead as he bemoans his losses. He is especially embittered when Tubal reports that Jessica has taken a ring—given to Shylock in his bachelor days by a woman named Leah, presumably Jessica's mother—and has traded that ring for a monkey.

3.Shylock certainly seems to be justified in his complaint against Antonio. ... Antonio has, furthermore, been hindering Shylock's transactions and been instigating Shylock's enemies against him.

4.Perhaps an overlooked “missing mother” in Shakespeare's work is Leah, the deceased wife of Shylock and mother of Jessica in Merchant of Venice.

5.Shylock is going to his Synagogue. He asks Tubal to meet him there. His purpose, perhaps, is to present his case before other Jews and win their sympathy and support for his cause. Explain, “fee me an office ; be speak him a fortnight before.”

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