The Merchant of Venice play- character study of Bassanio

The Merchant of Venice play- character study of Bassanio

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Here I share character study of the play The Merchant of Venice play protagonist character Bassanio.

The Merchant of Venice play is a 16th century play and it is written by William Shakespeare. The Merchant of Venice play is also one of the famous play at present time. It is a comedy play. There are lot of characters in this play as like Antonio, Bassanio, Gratiano, Lorenzo, Portia, Nerissa. But I do Bassanio character study in my blog.

Bassanio

Bassanio is Antonio's friend who needs money so he can court the wealthy heiress Portia, a woman famed for her wealth, wisdom, and beauty. Bassanio has squandered his own fortune and is in debt to Antonio and others, but Antonio cares deeply for Bassanio and does not refuse the request. Bassanio is successful in his courtship and marries Portia, but he returns to Venice shortly after they are wed to support Antonio in his time of need.

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