Question

The incorrect option showing the character and his / her gualities is

Answer 1

the answers is bastin so u will rewrite

Answer 2

Portia is a female protagonist in William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.

Explanation:

• A prosperous, elegant, competent beneficiary of Belmont, she is span by a lottery pair in her father's will, which provides likely suitors the chance to choose from three sarcophagi. If he selects the due coffin, he gains Portia's pointer in the wedding.

• If he chooses the wrong coffin, he should leave and never tempt another woman into marriage.

• She is shown giving little consideration to the various foreign nobles of similar rank, who are most likely to try her hand at marriage and yet less than the two suitors who appear to be attempting the task assigned to her by her father.

• Instead, she supports a young but poor Venetian nobleman, Bassanio, who is also a soldier and scholar. Bassanio proceeds to choose the right casket.