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The above scripts are from "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare.
This is an excerpt from Act V scene ii of the play.
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William Shakespeare's comedy play "The Taming of the Shrew" is a play on the gender roles of how a 'shrewd' woman is finally 'tamed' by her husband and thus epitomizes the very essence of what a woman should be. Katherine, the shrew in the play, becomes the 'perfect' image of how wives should be.
The given excerpt is from the last act, Act V scene ii of the play when she gives a 'lesson' to the other two women about obedience to their husbands. The three married men had placed a wager on who has the most obedient wife when only Katherine's husband Petruchio succeeds. The other two men Lucentio and Hortensio failed to succeed with heir wives Bianca and the rich widow. The excerpt is Kate's speech about women's subservience to their husbands and their duty that they owe to their respective husbands.
A provoking story, with darkness and sorrow intertwined with his own life. He was a poor sap, but he never lost sight of his stories.
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im just doing this for the points
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im just doing this for the points
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At the time, Hamilton was at the height of his influence as treasury ... Alexander Hamilton's wife, Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton. ... He even encouraged Hamilton to resume the affair with his wife, who ... feud with Adams exploded into a public attack on the incumbent president just before the election of 1800.
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