Author: endrit
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unfinished English controlled assessment
There are many ways Shakespeare and Plath show the strength of feeling of woman. The ways they do it is very different though, Shakespeare does it through plays such as taming of the shrew, and Plath does it through her poems that she writes. In both of these sources, the women get their point across…
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Help!
Sir as this account was blocked in school because of me translating what petruchio says, i havnt been able to put quotes of katherina onto my vlog so i cant compare it to Sylvia Plath’s work. However I have added some of the quotes onto your google drive in class time, so please can you post…
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Taming of the Shrew – Plot Summary
The story started off with Katherina and bianca talking about getting married and their dad who is baptista saying that bianca will marry once Katherina marries. This was because bianca wanted to get married but her dad was not letting her. As people were interested in marrying bianca they needed to get katherina married. This…
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Taming of the shrew: practice question.
At the beginning of the taming of the shrew, Katherina is very independent Ian’s is able to stand up for herself. I know this because when Petruchio is trying to take her she is ablue to respond in a very smart manner and is very able to stand up to herself. Come, come, you wasp,…
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Insults in taming of the shrew
Come, Kate, and wash, and welcome heartily. You whoreson villain! will you let it fall? Strikes him you whoreson villain: meaning you son of a slut. This is a little bit worse than modern day cussing as people generally do not get other family members involved. This could be said because petruchio wants to offend…
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The taming of the shrew: Katherina: character summary.
Katherina is a very beautiful character in the taming of the shrew. She is a very independent character and is not very interested in marrying a man. Her sister Bianca is also very beautiful and she does want to get married, but in order to do that, their father Baptista wants Katherina to marry first…
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Shakespeare Research: The Globe Theatre.
The Globe theatre was built in 1599 by Shakespeare’s playing company, the Lord Chamberlain’s men. The Globe Theatre was then destroyed by a fire on the 29th of June 1613. A second Globe Theatre was built in june 1614 in the same place as the first one. The Globe Theatre was a theatre in London…