Why did Launcelot object to be introduced as 'a poor boy'?
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Launcelot was the son of a poor Father - Old Gobbo.
He was not rich but he thought to be a royal person.
He also tells his poor old Father not to introduce him
as a poor boy.
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In the book Merchant of Venice we are introduced to the character of Launcelot as a servant to the Jew Shylock. This clearly shows or highlights that since he is serving him he must be a poor boy or a poor boy's son.
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