Merchant Of Venice - Is The Shylock A Man More Sinned Against Than Sinner?

Merchant Of Venice - Is The Shylock a Man More Sinned Against Than sinner? There are many sides to this argument. The first is that Shylock does not sin at all, the second is that all the characters sin as much as each other, the third that Shylock is the further one and only(a) who sins, the fourth that they all sin, but Shylock sins the closely making the above statement false, and the fifth way of argue it is to agree with the statement.

Shylock may sin when he makes the bowdlerise with Antonio saying that he must pay back the 3000D deep down 3months if he lends it to him, or he can take 1lb of sort from his body, but it is not clear whether he wants to harm Antonio because he claims to want Only friendship. Later on in the scene he has his aside and he tells the audience that he hates Antonio. For he is a Christian and he will do anything to harm him. The quote from his aside is clearly racist and this breaks one of Gods rules Love thy neighbour (Leviticus). But later on there...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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