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why did the six suitors went back without attaining the lottery of the casket??

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Answer 1

Portia's disgruntlement with being compelled to select a suitor from the young men that her late father has arranged to come to Belmont produces some uproarious effects. Shakespeare uses his plot as an opportunity to satirize the noblemen of England and its neighboring countries of France, Scotland, and Germany. Portia's description of six of her suitors in act 1, scene 2 provides comic relief for the tragicomedy The Merchant of Venice.

The first six suitors come to Belmont, and after they depart, Portia speaks with Nerissa about them.

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