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Shylock

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English

 

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William M

 

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July 18, 2014

 

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The Duke reveals his opinion of the trial in the beginning itself without even hearing the other side. The fact that the Duke calls Shylock an "inhuman wretch" and says Shylock is "uncapable of pity" without even hearing Shylock's justification suggests that he is very biased from the outset and not at all favorable toward Shylock...
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On top of being biased, the sentence that Shylock received should never be legal because the judge who gave his sentence is Portia, a woman. Portia is Bassanio's wife and she decides to disguise as a man and go to the trial in place of Dr. Bellario. Dr. Bellario was supposed to help the Duke decide on the case...
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