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Essay heading: Analysing Shylock's Dual-Role as Villain and Victim
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Shylock is spiteful towards Jessica, he tells her to 'stop [his] house's ears,' she is not allowed to look at or hear the merriment outside, possibly because it's made by Christians, or possibly because of the sexual immorality of a Christian masque; a Christian masque was an event where Christians wore masks and commited acts they would be frowned on for, if they were out of mask...
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Shylock is spiteful towards Jessica, he tells her to 'stop [his] house's ears,' she is not allowed to look at or hear the merriment outside, possibly because it's made by Christians, or possibly because of the sexual immorality of a Christian masque; a Christian masque was an event where Christians wore masks and commited acts they would be frowned on for, if they were out of mask...
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