How wise is it to arrange marriages through a lottery system where chance plays a significant role?How does nature justify the system in portia's case? (Merchant of Venice)
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its a part of those illogical questions that only comes in the mind of some peoples.
Explanation:
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Portia is annoyed of being in a lottery of her own marriage and during Elisabethian era people did not dared to break promises thus portia was bound not to reveil the real casket neither could she choose a partner for herself.
Therefore in act 3 scene 2 she for the first time says that it would be better to break her promise to her father then suspending herself in that lottery but that too will be a punishable miss deed
Therefore it would be better to have an arranged marriage than having a risk of such a lottery as she said in act 2 scene1 at the very begining of her first speech.
That's all dear.
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