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The Merchant Of Venice

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April 4, 2015

 

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Both of these ladies add to the main theme of the plays because of their brains, and smart remarks, as well as being caring . The Women share many qualities as well as differences. Portia seems to Be one of Shakespear's greatest Characters Because of her great looks and intelligence her high moral seriousness plays a role in her character as well...
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Portia is known throughout the world because of her amazing qualities. She seems to be able to handle any situation with her wit. In Most of Shakespear's plays the women are made to be less then the men. In the Fourth act after Portia has saved the life of Antonio, She uses her wit just as Beatrice would she says, " I see sir, you are liberal in offers...
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