jessica married lorenzo in the merchant of venice.
who does jessica marry in the merchant of venice?
lorenzo
in act 2, scene 4, gobbo bears the letter, containing jessica's plans to elope with lorenzo and as much of her father's valuables as she can find, to lorenzo. he is pleased by the letter and its contents, and bids gobbo return to let her know that he has received the letter and will not fail her. in act 2, scene 5, however, gobbo is intercepted by shylock, who berates him for his change of allegiance. gobbo seizes on shylock's repeated mentions of jessica's name as a pretense to call her. when she arrives, shylock gives her the keys to his house and the responsibility of keeping it safe while he dines with antonio and bassanio. upon learning there will be a masquerade, he enjoins her to shutter the windows and not "gaze on christian fools with varnished faces". he then bids gobbo precede him to let antonio and bassanio know he will attend their dinner. having no other option, gobbo whispers to jessica to "look out at window for all this. / there will come a christian by / will be worth a jewess' eye." before leaving. shylock catches the interaction and asks jessica what gobbo said, but jessica deceives him and claims he was simply saying goodbye. shylock then complains of gobbo's sloth and vociferous appetite, claiming he is well rid of him and glad he now serves bassiano, whom he dislikes. he leaves for the dinner, and jessica soliloquises:
jessica (the merchant of venice)
as the war escalates, mickey and jessica decide to do something radical: they obtain a poison from the butter-fairies and threaten to take it if their parents won't stop the war. their parents took them seriously but were unable to make peace, so they take the poison. their bodies are brought before their parents who immediately become distraught. jack convinces the warring parties to make peace. both muldoon and boric agree. kathleen immediately rushes to give an antidote to the lovers but an attack-tunnel dug by general bulstrode (frank finlay) collapses. kathleen brakes her carriage to avoid the pit. the vial with the antidote flies from her hands and breaks. jack runs to help and falls into the pit, knocking himself out. kathleen panics until she learns that he's alright. the grand banshee says she can still save them, but only if "everyone" agrees to peace. eventually they all do. the grand banshee then brings back not only jessica and mickey, but all of the lost leprechauns and fairies (with the exception of count grogan who the great banshee decides to keep so there wouldn't be trouble caused because of him). in the end mickey and jessica marry, jack and kathleen are reconciled, and the long-lasting war is finally over.
the magical legend of the leprechauns