what light does the opening scene throw on the dangers that the sea could pose to ships?from Merchant of Venice Act 1 scene 1
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The harsh winds blowing over the oceans may cause great harm to the ships.
The ships may strike a sandbank and it can be destroyed.
If the ships crash against the great stones/boulders then the ship will sink.
The opening scene throws on the danger that the sea could pose.
The ships may strike a sandbank and it can be destroyed.
If the ships crash against the great stones/boulders then the ship will sink.
The opening scene throws on the danger that the sea could pose.
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the opening scene describes the possible dangers that the sea could pose to ships such as strong winds,dangerous shallow waters,sand banks and dangerous rocks
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