what does portia order her household not to do?

Question

the merchant of venice story

Answer 1

- Not to tell their husbands that they (with Nerisa) have gone to Venice

- not to be xenophobic as folks in Venice.
Belmont is indeed like heaven where marriages are made, conflicts are resolved amicably, trust which lacks in Venice is plentiful in Belmont. Worshiping money in Venice is non-existent in Portia's Belmont. Her household is a paradise. All that is evil and corrupt in Venice is resolved and perfected as soon as the characters reach Belmont, Portia's household.

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