Shakespeare recapped the love in the story which helped to remember what exactly was going on. The love between Lorenzo and Jessica was a part in the play that was recapped. This part was recapped because it would help to catch the audience up on parts that they have missed or forgot about with Jessica and Lorenzo. An example of this would be ‘“In such a night/ Did Jessica steal from the wealthy Jew/ And with an unthrift love did run from Venice/ As far as Belmont.”’(Shakespeare, 5, 1, 15-17) In this quote Lorenzo was talking to Jessica about what they did and what had happened. Recapping in a long play is important to the audience because it helps them to keep track of what is going on and what had already happened. During this play shakespeare recapped the love the most and he really focused in on the …show more content…
Without the money in this play something would be missing and the play would not function properly. The money in this play is like glue, it holds everything in place. The money was present almost anywhere in this play. An example is “‘ That thou shalt see the difference of our spirit,/ I pardon thee thy life before thou ask it./For half thy wealth, it is Antonio’s;/ The other half comes to general state,/ Which humbleness may drive unto fine.’’’(Shakespeare, 4, 1, 366-370) This quote is about how Shylock, in the end, has to give up all his wealth so that he does not have to take a pound of flesh. Without the money in this scene then the scene would not really make any sense. The money is also present in the play with Antonio and his boats carrying his fortune, Shylock and his bond, Jessica stealing money from her father Shylock, and Portia with the three caskets. So money is in every main part in the play an it to has a big role like