Shakespeare has no heroes, but only heroines . in this context, bring out the leading traits of the character of portia.
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it is often said that the merchant of venice of william shakespeare doesn't have any herobut it has a heroine portia.portia is perhaps the strong character in the merchant of venice.She has a good counterpart of shoylock who is the evil
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Shakespeare does, in fact, have heroes, including Brutus in Julius Caesar, Edgar in King Lear, Hamlet, and Othello. Within The Merchant of Venice, Antonio is in many ways a noble and admirable character, and Bassanio, although imperfect, is certainly a sympathetic character.
Portia herself is a model Shakespearean heroine. Although an heiress, she is determined to marry for love rather than money, and shows herself strong, brave, and clever in pursuit of her goals. Her generosity in offering her dowry to Shylock shows that she is devoted and unselfish. Her stratagem to disguise herself as a lawyer, and her clever arguments at court show her not only to be intelligent but also quick-witted and capable of clever improvisation....... If helpful plzzz brainliest....
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