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mention one way in which the relation of Antonio and bassanio friendship in the play ​

Answer 1

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In the play, Merchant of Venice we come across the strong friendship of Antonio and Bassianio. There have been several situations where they have highlighted the strength of their friendship.

The most significatory way is to say that Antonio risked his own life, just to sign a bond and lend some money for his dear friend Bassanio so that he could go to Belmont to woo his mistress.

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Answer 2

Antonio and Bassanio are the closest of friends, and it is their relationship in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice that provides the foundation of the play’s two-pronged plot. Antonio is the titular merchant whose business arrangements weigh heavily on his demeanor. While a risky business strategy occupies his time and thoughts, however, it is his friend’s seeming predicament regarding the beautiful, wealthy Portia that most troubles him. An early indication of the closeness of these two characters is provided early in the play when Antonio speaks with two of his friends, Salanio and Salarino. Salanio and Salarino are questioning Antonio regarding the latter’s sadness when Salanio observes the approach of Bassanio, prompting his comment, “Here comes Bassanio, your most noble kinsman.” Following their departure, as well as that of Lorenzo and Gratiano, Antonio and Bassanio engage in the conversation that leads Antonio into the fateful arrangement with Shylock, the Jewish moneylender