What was the Bond between Shylock And Antonio.?
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The details of the bond between Antonio and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice state that Antonio must forfeit one pound of flesh to be cut off of any part of his body if he does not repay the full amount of the loan by a specific date, which is precisely three months from the time he signs the bond. Antonio agrees to sign the bond, because he is confident that he can repay it in time.
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Shylock lends money to Antonio as part of a plan to get rid of him. Though he initially figures that Antonio is “sufficient” (he has enough money to be considered in a business proposition), Shylock despises him, vowing not to “catch him once upon the hip” and to not forgive him.
The details of the bond between Antonio and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice state that Antonio must forfeit one pound of flesh to be cut off of any part of his body if he does not repay the full amount of the loan by a specific date, which is precisely three months from the time he signs the bond.
The details of the bond between Antonio and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice state that Antonio must forfeit one pound of flesh to be cut off of any part of his body if he does not repay the full amount of the loan by a specific date, which is precisely three months from the time he signs the bond.
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