Some awesome selections from Merchant of Venice

Here are some passages I liked in The Merchant of Venice.

So shines a good deed in a naughty world. Good deeds make this world a bright place.

I liked this passage because of the names of birds. The crow can be considered as good of a singer as the lark. If the nightingale sings during the day when geese cackle the nightingale can be considered as a bird that sings like a wren. The word season means a particular period of time in a year. Season also means add flavor. Seasoned means accustomed. These words could mean that singing at the right time and encouraged with the right words a talent can be brought to true perfection. Otherwise it may become embroiled in or mistaken for mediocrity.

An inland brooke empties itself into the ocean and then the true nature of the king is revealed. Striving for greatness reveals our greatness.

This passage is about the blessings of mercy.