The Merchant of Venice: Key Quotations (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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The Merchant of Venice: Key Quotations
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Don John's self-description

A plain-dealing villain

Claudio's jewel metaphor quote

Can the world buy such a jewel?

Hero on how Cupid kills

Some with arrows, some with traps

What Beatrice prefers to man swearing love

Hearing her dog bark at a crow

Claudio's 'rotten orange' quote

Give not this rotten orange to your friend

Hero: 'One Hero died ___'

defiled, but I do live

Leonato: 'Thou hast ___ mine innocent child'

belied

Beatrice's gender wish quote

O that I were a man!

Don John prefers being what to a rose?

A canker in a hedge

Benedick: 'I will live in thy...'

heart, die in thy lap, buried in thy eyes

Leonato to Hero after accusation

Do not live, Hero; do not ope thine eyes

Benedick on men dedicating behaviours to love

become the argument of their own scorn

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