give a different ending for the play merchant of venice
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Like all Shakespearean comedies, Merchant ends with the promise of one or more hook-ups. (In Shakespeare, "happily ever after" usually involves at least one wedding and/or the consummation of a marriage.) But before Portia can be reunited with Bassanio and Nerissa with Graziano, the guys have some explaining to do.
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possibly change the ending to a sad one because sad ends connect with audience better than happy ones and in this Bassanio can either part with his friend or Portia where antonio is alive but bassanio unwantedly insults him by taking a stand against antonio that he cannot give it as it was a token of Portia's Love towards him and won't give the ring of portia to disguised portia on saving antonio and he later feels gloomy and guilty for loosing a great friend who risked his life for bassanio, on the other hand antonio is still waiting for bassanio's arrival -- this leaves suspense for the audience to think and discuss