1. Merchant of Venice
... characters, protagonists who are usually the nice guys and antagonists who are usually the bad guys. But in a different approach to the "creature" that Salerio labeled Shylock, Shakespeare presents us with the reality of the world. Christians criticize other religions, and they express their thoughts about Jews a little too openly that they dont mind their own image in the society. The best ... make it very hard for the readers to sympathize for them. In this passage, all the speakers are all Christians, so it is very hard for the feeling of sympathy towards Jews to dominate. Shakespear...
- Word Count: 1236
- Approx Pages: 5