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… Continue Reading →
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… Continue Reading →
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… Continue Reading →
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