Who is superior
Brutus' Portia or Bassanio's Portia? With close
reference to the extract, give a reason to justify your answer.
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is not a chief character in the play, but she displays very strong qualities of loyalty, character, love and obedience. She is deeply in love with her husband and is offended when he, at first, refuses to confide in her about what is troubling him. To convince Brutus of her loyalty and trust, she stabs herself in the thigh, displaying rare strength and conviction. Brutus is impressed by her remarkable resolve and thus reveals to her the plot to assassinate Caesar.
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