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English junior cert studied drama

  • 01-06-2015 8:31pm
    #1
    1niamh1
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    Okay so English is in 2 days I'm finding it so difficult to study for the merchant of Venice? Anyone have any advice on what to go over? I need help!


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  • #2
    AvrilDoyle2000
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    Make sure you learn off a hero/heroine and the court room scene / casket scene. Your teacher should of given you notes on sample answer's. Don't go by me but that's what I'm learning. Also your quotes are essential "hateh not a jew.. "the quality of mercy etc


  • #3
    Mldj
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    I did the Merchant. I would know the opening closing court casket inside out. Learn quotes which highlight the various themes, eg

    Racism:'Mislike me not for my complexion','I hate him for he is a Christian','Void and empty of any dram of mercy.'
    Love: 'How all otherpassions fleet to air.','In Belmont is a lady richly left and she is fair and fairer than that word'
    Justice:'The law hath yet another hold on you'. 'The quality of mercy is not strain'd'

    Good luck.


  • #4
    1niamh1
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    Thanks so much! This helps a lot! Good luck to whoever is doing it!


  • #5
    smiles_1998
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    Just to add to what's already been said, know a loving relationship (eg Bassanio and Portia or Antonio and Bassanio) and an unloving relationship (Shylock and Antonio) and be able to compare and contrast the relationships.


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