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“The Merchant of Venice” is among the most famous comedies of the brilliant English poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564—1616). Two plot lines interweave within - a story of a romantic courtship and a conflict on the brink of tragedy, driven by lust for revenge. Through the light-hearted form of comedy, the author recreates the complicated essence of human relationships and how capricious one's superiority could be, for everything is often based on mere chance. Yet youth, love, and feminine insights and wit are capable of handling every situation.