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Topic: Discuss one or more themes in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice.
Thesis: There are many different themes in The Merchant of Venice, such as revenge vs. ... The many different themes in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, for example, still hold much truth in their arguments today. Such themes include revenge versus mercy, friendship and loyalty, lower-class people mimicking their betters, and judging outward appearances. These themes are all prominent and important throughout the duration of the play. ... Antonio, a merchant from Venice, decides to help out one of his friends. ... Once Shylock is informed that he will not get his revenge, and that he will, indeed, have a punishment to go through, the Duke of Venice is merciful towards him and spares his life. ...
Another prominent theme in The Merchant of Venice is love, friendship and loyalty. ...
Another theme in The Merchant of Venice is how lower-class people often mimic the actions of their betters. ...
The final theme in The Merchant of Venice is judging outward appearances. ... Jessica did so to escape from Venice with the love of her life, Lorenzo. ...
There are many important themes in The Merchant of Venice, including revenge versus mercy, love, friendship, and loyalty, lower-classes mimicking their betters, and judging outward appearances.
Approximate Word count = 1337
Approximate Pages = 5.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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