Which does Shylock miss more: Jessica or his money? How would his grief and anger affect the way he talks about the losses?
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The Excerpt has been taken from the story of - The Merchant of Venice, written by Shakespeare.
In the story, Shylock, a Jewish merchant is upset with his daughter as she converted to Christianity. There is one instance when he says that he had wished his daughter had died along with the jewels that she had stolen.
This statement shows that money was more important to him than his daughter. However, when time came, he chose his pride over money.
In the story, Shylock, a Jewish merchant is upset with his daughter as she converted to Christianity. There is one instance when he says that he had wished his daughter had died along with the jewels that she had stolen.
This statement shows that money was more important to him than his daughter. However, when time came, he chose his pride over money.
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