JESSICA: In such a night. Did young Lorenzo swear he loved her well, Stealing her soul with many vows of faith, And ne'er a true one. (A V, s i) As Lorenzo and Jessica wait at Portia's house, they compare themselves to famous lovers. Lorenzo and Jessica go back and forth with declarations of love.. Character Analysis. (Click the character infographic to download.) Jessica is Shylock's only daughter. She breaks her dad's heart by running off to marry a Christian (Lorenzo) and helps herself to her dad's ducats and some treasured family heirlooms.
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Analysis. As planned, Gratiano and Salerio arrive at Shylock's house in their costumes with the other members of Lorenzo's party—only Lorenzo is late. As they wait for Lorenzo, Gratiano crassly explains his belief that lovers are most interested when they're chasing their beloved, and tend to lose interest after the wooing has been successful.. Quick answer: In Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, Jessica and Lorenzo's relationship is depicted as a forbidden love due to their differing faiths. Jessica, a Jew, and Lorenzo, a Christian.
