Which of the following best summarizes the Duke of Venice’s advice to Brabantio in the lines below?DUKE OF VENICE: Let me speak like yourself, and lay a sentence, Which, as a grise or step, may help these loversInto your favour.When remedies are past, the griefs are endedBy seeing the worst, which late on hopes depended. To mourn a mischief that is past and goneIs the next way to draw new mischief on.Answer choices for the above questionA. The only way to get through a hard time is to be hopeful and optimistic.B. Be accepting of injury in order to prevent further injury.C. Always be sure to smile at thieves in order to scare them away.D. Looking for the worst in others only brings out the worst in you.

Write a news story focusing on the events in Venice. Include headlines and quotes, for example ‘Trial of the Century’ and interview Shylock. Antonio and Portia.

How the Arsenal of Venice has contributed to the development of management thoughts? Discuss with proper examples. book

Select the correct answer.Which is the best objective summary of the passage? A. Valentine trusts his friend Proteus and wants what is best for him, so when he visits him in Milan, he praises him to the Duke. However, when Proteus sees the Duke's daughter, Silvia, he immediately forgets his girlfriend back home and wants Silvia for himself. B. The Duke of Milan wants his daughter Silvia to have an appropriate match for a husband. He feels as though she may be interested in Valentine, who is a nice guy, but not good enough for his daughter. So, he locks her away at night so that he can keep an eye on her while he decides who she should marry. C. Proteus destroys his friendship with Valentine by betraying his trust. The evil Proteus wants to marry Silvia, Valentine's love interest, and deviously tells the Duke of Valentine's plan to sneak away with his daughter. This gets Valentine unfairly thrown out of the kingdom, and Proteus receives Silvia's hand in marriage. D. Despite her father's plans to marry her to someone else, Silvia falls in love with Valentine. Her father suspects she may have feelings for Valentine and locks her away at night so she cannot leave. When Proteus, Valentine's friend, comes to visit, he falls in love with Silvia and hatches a plan to have her for himself.

What does Portia go on to tell Shylock about the laws of Venice, as applicable for aforeigner?

Who attempts to comfort Antonio by suggesting that the Duke will never allow such aridiculous case to stand?