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Taming of the Shrew: Analyzing Act IV, Scene I

In Act IV, Scene I of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," Katherine prays for the first time, showcasing her vulnerability. Curtis remarks on Petruchio's shrewdness, highlighting a strategic mind behind his actions. Petruchio's soliloquy reveals the calculating nature of his outrageous behavior, emphasizing his intention to dominate Katherine. He plans to tame her through psychological manipulation, which unveils his complex character—both cruel and clever in his approach to marriage.

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Taming of the Shrew: Analyzing Act IV, Scene I

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  1. Act IV, Scene I • 1. Why does Katherine pray for the first time in her life? • 2. Why does Curtis say that Petruchio is shrewder than Katherine? • 3. How does Petruchio’s soliloquy explain his outrageous behavior? • 4. How does Petruchio plan on taming Kate? What does this reveal about his character?

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