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After she left home she and Lorenzo went on a honeymoon, and after they had blown all their money, they ended up at Belmont.

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You were born in Venice and your father was a merchant?

Jessica, daughter of Shylock in 'The Merchant of Venice'. Except that Shylock was not a merchant; he was a moneylender. Antonio was the merchant, and he had no children.


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Who is Jessica from Merchant of Venice?

Jessica is Shylock's daughter. She later runs away from Shylock to marry Lorenzo.


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A monkey. This is strong evidence of what frivolous wastrels Lorenzo and Jessica are.


What actors and actresses appeared in The Merchant of Venice - 1969?

The cast of The Merchant of Venice - 1969 includes: Charles Gray as Antonio Oja Kodar Irina Maleeva as Jessica Orson Welles as Shylock


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