Whilst I am convinced that actually both died eventually,
as all mankind does, I actually believe that you have made some mistake in your
comprehension of this play. During the course of the play as Shakespeare relates it to
us, neither of these characters dies. They certainly do both have massive changes in
terms of their role, as Jessica elopes with Lorenzo, leaving her father Shylock,
stealing his money and converting to Christianity, and the lovers take refuge on the
island of Belmont. However, at no stage does the play inform us that either character
dies during the course of the action of the play. They are one of the happy couples,
along with Bassanio and Portia, and Nerissa and Gratiano, that live to tell the tale of
this play and presumably live happily ever after.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
In The Merchant of Venice, who died: Lorenzo or Jessica?
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