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Post de Teste

Shakespeare presents the conflict between Jews and Christians through Shylock’s dialogue with Antonio during his first meeting with Antonio and Bessanio. Shylock says, “Yes, to smell pork, to eat of the habitation which now prophet the Nazarite conjured into the devil into.” Shylock refers to Jesus as “prophet” and “Nazarite” which sounds derogatory which have made the Christian audience at the time, feel incensed towards Shylock, mocking Jews seem antagonistic in their conflict with Christians.