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    The Merchant of Venice

    In the play, the Renaissance motifs of masculine freindship and romantic love are portrayed in opposition to the bitter inhumanity of a usurer named Shylock. Though the play ends happily for everyone except the revengeful Shylock, I think it isn"t such a light-hearted comedy in fact.

    On the surface, Shakespeare"s view of Shylock reflected the attitudes of the day. But the dramatist treated the moneylender as a very human and even sympathetic person.The character of Portia exemplifies the image of the quick-witted, warm, and responsive young woman who is successfully "judged" the law case of Shylock.

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