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The villainy you teach me I will execute. “, Dachshund Through The Snow Shirt, it’s obvious that what he desires is revenge and it clearly shows Shylock’s hatred towards Antonio/ Christians. Shylock is seeking revenge because he’s being wronged.This play shows us that behavior of an individual might be determined later due to environmental factors rather than inherent in a race. Tarry a little Sr Norhona. The tale told here is not of a man’s cruelty but of a woman’s love for a man. Which drives her to a crowded courtroom where delicately reared lady such as she did not venture.

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It is a story of a woman whose subtle wit and eloquence saved her man and also frustrated a man who, because of the grudges that he bore, sought to mortally wound a merchant whose fortune had forsaken him. An extraordinary performance by Dustin Hoffman. The play which is a comedy Act V is all about marriage has because of the history of anti Semitism the last 400 years has made the play become something more. Because of the genius of Shakespeare. Shakespeare makes his antagonist Shylock into a three dimensional human being flaws and all.

Contrast Barnabas in Marlowe’s “The Jew of Malta” where the Jewish villain was boiled in oil at the end. All Christians then and sadly maybe the majority of Christians now believed that unless you were baptized into Christ you would certainly go to hell. Shakespeare by having Jessica and Shylock become Christians is giving them an ultimate happy ending in the context of his time but not ours All of us are products of the time we live in. “The Merchant of Venice has so much “good stuff” that it would be a shame to put it on the shelf for “politically correct reasons” joining “Taming of the Shrew” and perhaps “Othello” Bravo Shakespeare.

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Sorry, dear Shakespeare, but you were an antisemite! I can not believe that your genius was affected by so sordid feelings! At that time there was no Jew living in England! They were all badly banned! Compare Shylock to Barabas in Christopher Marlowe’s “The Jew of Malta” and you’ll see that Shakespeare was considerably more tolerant than was Marlowe. Would an anti-Semite endow his Jewish character with such humanity? In many ways Shakespeare rose above the thinking of his time, Would an anti-Semite endow his Jewish character with such humanity?

In many ways Shakespeare rose above the thinking of his timeShylock was the bad guy in this play… in the end, we are all happy when he is defeated. Shakespeare had a way with stereotypes as well. Jews are known (supposedly) to have large noses. It could have been a joke at Shylocks expense… or the actor may have even blown his nose making the sound of a bagpipe… making the people laugh and not hold their urine.  Also, with Queen Elizabeth getting old, James 1 was a possible successor… who Shakespeare wasn’t the biggest fan of. The bagpipes might have been a reference to his Scottish heritage and how he caused fear in the people.

Considering the rampant anti-semitism of Elizabethan times, this is a percipient and sympathetic speech. This and “hath not a Jew eyes”? Shakespeare had a subtle way of turning xenophobia on its head. If you say that I am not answered, then I am not answered. You have spoken. Dachshund Through The Snow Shirt. You have no reason for a pound of his flesh, as you have described, no reason is no reason. Throwing your weight around doesn’t give you license to take someone else’s weight. We all are the same.