Shakespeare - Merchant of Venice
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…the house. This hatred and resent towards Christians only added onto his resume as the villain of the play. Finally, the confusion and debate over whether or not Shylock was the tragic hero or the villain is actually a very simple decision to make. When the aspects of how he treated those around him, his priorities and his religion are seen. It becomes quite evident that Shylock is the villain of The Merchant of Venice.
…the house. This hatred and resent towards Christians only added onto his resume as the villain of the play. Finally, the confusion and debate over whether or not Shylock was the tragic hero or the villain is actually a very simple decision to make. When the aspects of how he treated those around him, his priorities and his religion are seen. It becomes quite evident that Shylock is the villain of The Merchant of Venice.
