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In scene 3, what "compliment" is Lancelet trying to give Jessica? What is

ironic about Lancelet's speech in lines 10-13?

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He is trying to say she is a "sweet Jew" and a "beautiful Pagan", and says that a Christian might be want her enough that he would 'resort to trickery'. This is ironic, because it is somewhat of a backhanded compliment.

What happened in Act 2 of The Merchant of Venice?

  • Juliet makes a marriage proposal. That afternoon, Friar Lawrence consents to marry Romeo and Juliet. Tybalt informs Romeo in a letter that he wants to exact revenge on the Montagues for interrupting the festivities.
  • The Duke of Morocco is informed by Portia that she is depicted in the appropriate coffin. Morocco picks the gold casket, but it contains a skull with the words "All that glitters is not gold... golden graves do worms unveil," and the prince of Morocco leaves feeling dejected and defeated.
  • Outside of the Capulet orchard is where this scenario is set. After falling in love with Juliet at first sight at the Capulet masquerade ball, Romeo wants to run across her again. He climbs the orchard wall as he hears Mercutioand Benvolio coming.

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