"Okay, Hera Hunter, let's give a little work to your brilliant brain and learn something about the Merchant of Venice for real," Hera muttered under her breath. She opened the book and took out the pencil, ready to focus and to take notes.
However, she was easily distracted by the way Hunter spoke. His perfect pronunciation and the way his lips moved compelled her eyes to stay focused on them. Every word coming out of his mouth felt smoother than silk and sweeter than nectar. His deep, rich voice filtered through the air like music, and Hera could listen to him forever without getting bored or tired.
Hunter explained the bond between Bassanio and Antonio and how their relationship played a vital role throughout the play. They seemingly shared the ideal friendship where one was wholly willing to lay his life on the line for the other.
