How did prince of Morocco choose his casket with fiveteen lines
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In the golden casket he finds “a carrion death”, that is, a skull, which reminds him of death. He has been too bold in his reasoning, and risked too much. Morocco judges from outside appearances
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Prince Morocco chooses the gold casket, and Act II, Scene VII is dedicated mostly to walking us through his reasons behind the choice. Theprince is trying to win Portia's hand in marriage. In order to do so, he must pass the test Portia's father has created for any of her potential suitors.
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