What are the general comments?
What is the transition to literature?
Shakespeare examines the idea of an individuals response to conflict in his play ‘The Merchant of Venice.’ He writes of a Jewish man named Shylock, who experiences daily discrimination in the 16th-century community of Venice, where he becomes involved in many conflicts in which he chooses to respond to each differently.
What is the topic of the first paragraph?
Shylock, along with other Jewish people, is in conflict with Christians of Venice who mistreat Jews, Shylock chooses not to respond with hatred.
What is the tieback of the first paragraph?
What is the topic of the second paragraph?
Shylock is conflicted with himself on whether or not he should loan the man who ill-treats him based on his religious identity, he responds by using his brain to his advantage to make sure the outcome is favourable to him
What is the tieback of the second paragraph?
Paragraph 3 topic?
As the play continues, Shylcok is now in a conflict with an entire court that disagrees upon the fact he should receive his bond, Shylock initially responds by sticking to his beliefs but as time goes on he loses determination.
Paragraph 3 tieback?
Paragraph 4 Topic Sentence?
Shylock has a new conflict against himself as he struggles with a new identity, he responds by showing sorrow for himself
Paragraph 4 tieback?