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How does the Prince of Morocco try to counter Portia's possible prejudice against him?
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He talks about his bravery and desirability
He promises to change his appearance for her
He emphasizes his noble background and title
He offers her even more wealth and gifts
What does Portia imply when she says she will hold Morocco in the same esteem as her suitors?
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That she genuinely respects all of her suitors equally
That she is trying to reassure Morocco of her marriageability
That she disrespects him just as much as the others
That she is trying to spare Morocco's feelings and avoid his interset
What does Morocco agree to do if he chooses the wrong casket?
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He agrees to leave Belmont immediately
He agrees to never mention marriage to Portia again
He agrees to give up his claim to his country's throne
He agrees to become Portia's servant for life
