Top Five Father/Daughter Relationships in Shakespeare
by Ernie on 12/02/10 at 10:17 am
5. Portia and her father, Merchant of Venice: “so is the will of a living daughter curbed by the will of a dead father.”
4. Jessica and Shylock, Merchant of Venice: “My daughter! My ducats! My daughter! My ducats!”
3. Perdita and Leontes, A Winter’s Tale: born in prison and doomed to death as an infant by her jealous father who thinks that she is illegitimate.
2. Prospero and Miranda, The Tempest: raised on an island with only her father after being exiled.
1. Cordelia and King Lear: disowned by her father because he thinks she does not love him; her death ultimately breaks Lear.
bob dylan
Mar 11th, 2011
LMFAIO!!!!!!!!
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