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Claire 10069

Clearly a pound of the hero's flesh is not worth much to the creditor, but why does the creditor still ask for it? Is it just impulse?

2020-12-31

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• Carrie
  From the full text, we can see that Shylock has always been a rather mean miser, so we can find out some of the reasons from her character. At the same time, before the final court, Shylock's daughter eloped with her beloved, so I think there is a bit of revenge and impulse in it to a certain extent.

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  Kyrielmy
  I agree with you that the creditors may just want to flaunt their interpretation to satisfy their own spiritual vanity.

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  Claire 10069
  I think the creditor is no longer concerned with the debt itself, but only wants to show off.

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