Jessica and Shylock

Question 1

Jessica resentment 1

Answer 1

Our house is hell, and thou a merry devil

Question 2

Jessica resentment 2

Answer 2

ashamed to be my father’s child

Question 3

Jessica resentment 3

Answer 3

If thou keep promise I shall end this strife/become a Christian and thy loving wife

Question 4

Shylock views daughter and money as adequate 1

Answer 4

My daughter. O my ducats! O my daughter!

Question 5

Shylock views daughter and money as adequate 2

Answer 5

I would my daughter were dead at my foot and the jewelles in her ear

Question 6

Shylock views daughter and money as adequate 3

Answer 6

thou stick’st a dagger in me; I shall never see my gold again

• four score ducats

Question 7

Rebellion vs control 1

Answer 7

Look to my house
Lock up my doors
Do as i bid you, shut doors

Question 8

Rebellion vs control 2

Answer 8

Clamber not you up to the casements/To gaze on Christian fools with varnished faces

Question 9

Rebellion vs control 3

Answer 9

If my fortune be not crossed/I have a father, you a daughter, lost

Question 10

conclusion

Answer 10

even though J has escaped her father’s control, she is still bound to him. Legacy to Judaism
allusion to old testament ‘damned’