character sketch of portia till act 2 scene 5
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Portia is a lady with a cheerful and optimistic disposition. She has a strong sense of humour and a sparkling, scintillating wit which she shows in the very beginning and then continues to show till the very end. It is only on one occasion in the whole play that she feels melancholy, and even sick of the world
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Portia is characterized in act 1, scene 2, of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice as a conflicted, intelligent woman, who is obedient, loyal, and perceptive. Portia is a wealthy hopeless romantic who insists on following her deceased father's will but is worried that the wrong suitor will choose the correct casket.
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Portia is a lady with a cheerful and optimistic disposition. She has a strong sense of humour and a sparkling, scintillating wit which she shows in the very beginning and then continues to show till the very end. It is only on one occasion in the whole play that she feels melancholy, and even sick of the world.