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What is meant by Phoebus' fire?
What test does the speaker propose, to prove 'whose blood is reddest' ?

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Answered by madhaviiisinha
71

Answer:This is from Act 2 scene 1 of the play Merchant of Venice.Phoebus is a mythological God of fire...here Phoebus fire is used to mention sun's light...

Explanation:

The prince of morocco is having boastful talks to coverup his dark complexion...He is a moor and he is coming from a place where they are exposed to very hot sun.So his coplexion is like that.

The speaker here(Prince of Morocco) in conversation with Portia propose a test to prove his blood is the reddest.If a fairest prince from the north(where there is not enough sunlight to melt the ice)and he himself ,make an incision on their body,then Portia can see that his blood is the reddest.That reddness is a proof of his love for Portia and also his courage.


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Answered by kunwerjeepannu
16

This is from Act 2 scene 1 of the play Merchant of Venice.Phoebus is a mythological God of fire...here Phoebus fire is used to mention sun's light...

Explanation:

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