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

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The Merchant of Venice: Themes
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4 main themes in The Merchant of Venice

Justice vs Mercy, Prejudice, Money Value, Love & Friendship

Central conflict in courtroom scene

Justice vs. mercy

What Shylock demands in court

His pound of flesh

Who argues for mercy in court

Portia

Portia's famous mercy quote

The quality of mercy is not strained

What Portia calls mercy

A divine attribute

What Shylock insists on

The strict letter of the law

How Shylock is treated by Christians

Discrimination and hostility

Shylock's speech challenging prejudice

Hath not a Jew eyes?

What the bond symbolises

Destructive power of greed

Bassanio's initial reason for pursuing Portia

His need for wealth

Antonio's sacrifice for Bassanio

Willing to risk his life

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