Month: November 2012
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Modern taming of the shrew scene
Act 2, scene 1 Enter Katherina and Bianca [With her hands tied] BIANCA: Sister, don’t wrong me, or wrong yourself, don’t try and treat me like a slave, now hurry, untie my hands, i’ll pull off all my swag,i’ll do whatever you want, I know to respect my elders. KATHERINA: Of all the people who…
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Quotations from today
Quotes showing the feelings of women in both ‘Taming of the shrew’ and Sylvia Plath’s poems: “I’ll see thee hanged on sunday first” – Katherina to Petruchio after petruchio suggest marrying her, suggests that she is prepared for violence with no remorse. “You lie, in faith, for you are called plain Kate, And Bonny Kate,…
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GCSE Practice Work: Shakespeare & Sylvia Plath
How do Shakespeare and Plath show the strength of the feeling of women? (INTRO):In both ‘The taming of the Shrew’ and Poems by Sylvia Plath, we see that the feelings of women are very strong, however, we can see that Shakespeare cannot accurately portray the feelings and thoughts of women as much as Sylvia Plath…