Question

(ii) Why has Shylock parted with Launcelot? act 2 scene 5 lines 1-4 masquerde scene.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Shylock is glad to get rid of a slow and lazy person like Launcelot. As a servant he is a mere liability. Shylock is glad that Launcelot is leaving him to take service under Bassanio.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Launcelot states that Shylock does not feed him properly since he is famished and has grown so thin that his ribs are as clearly discernible as his fingers. He wishes to be in Bassanio's service because he will provide him with 'rare new liveries.