The merchant of Venice tells us a story about friendship, love and religion. Among the three themes, it is the religion that inspired me the most.
First, let’s take a brief look at the three main characters in the play: Antonio, Bassanio, and Shylock.
Antonio, whom the merchant of Venice refers to, is decent and brave, loyal to his friends and severe to his enemies. As a Christian, he often discriminates the Jewish people, and insulting them in public is often the case.
Bassanio, in my opinion, is a good-for-nothing young man. He is obsessed with the beauty and the fortune of Portia, and he borrows money from Antonio to make his trip to woo the hand of Portia. From this we can see that Bassanio is sort of incapable because he can’t even pursue his love all by his own.
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卑微的犹太人民族长期被当地基督教徒奴隶，他们出城有当地的官兵看守监控，被拥有“纯正”血统当地人要求头戴小红帽，以此来辨别他们的犹太人身份。弱小的犹太民族被基督教信徒所藐视，因此犹太人兴起“高利贷”，夏洛克凭借放贷获取利润。而这种行为恰恰使本地人安东尼奥所厌恶，他从心底里讨厌犹太人，讨厌拜金的犹太民族，讨厌嗜钱如命的夏洛克。当夏洛克殷勤地向安东尼奥打招呼时
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