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Antonio means that he regrets none of the anti-Semitic remarks and actions he took towards Shylock.
No. It was OK for Christians like Antonio to spit on and mistreat Jews like Shylock, but it was not at all OK for the Jews to try to harm the Christians. Shylock had never tried to get back at Antonio (and through him all of the Christians who had mistreated him) because he had never before figured out a way to do it which would not backfire on Shylock. He thought he had figured out such a method with the pound-of-flesh bond, but he was wrong. It backfired, big time.
Shylock did not hate Jews. Shylock was a Jew.
He treated him with disrespect because he was a Jew and a money lender. he spit at him in the merchant of Venice playbook act 1 scene 3: Act 1, Scene 3: Antonio called Shylock a misbeliever - insults his faith, called him a cur - a dog, spat on him, kicked him. Antonio was not sorry - he said he would gladly do it again. Shylock was treated horribly by Antonio and wanted revenge. (1.3.110)
Operation Shylock was created in 1993.
The cast of Shylock - 1913 includes: Harry Baur as Shylock Jules Berry
Shylock, a character in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, was a Jew.
Shylock and Antonio are both businessmen, but Shylock is a moneylender (banker) and Antonio is a merchant (trader).
You will find Portia and Shylock in the play of Hamlet.
Antonio never had anything but contempt and hatred for Shylock. This did not change much when Antonio was thrown in jail at Shylock's behest.
Shylock insists upon a pound of flesh.
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