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Noun. The compassionate treatment of someone who is under your power.<br>
 
Noun. The compassionate treatment of someone who is under your power.<br>
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In ''The Merchant of Venice'', [[William Shakespeare]] uses Portia, (a trial lawyer) to remind Shylock (a moneylender) of mercy's qualities:  
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In ''The Merchant of Venice'', [[William Shakespeare]] uses Portia (a trial lawyer) to remind Shylock (a moneylender) of mercy's qualities:  
 
<blockquote>The quality of mercy is not strain'd,<br />
 
<blockquote>The quality of mercy is not strain'd,<br />
 
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven<br />
 
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven<br />
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