Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Petruchio: 'wive it wealthily...happily' shows what approach?

Pragmatic/materialistic: wealth = happiness in marriage

Katherine's wasp metaphor conveys what about her character?

Defensive & aggressive nature; warns of her sharp tongue

Literary device in 'Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper'

Series of metaphors reinforcing hierarchical marriage

Katherine: woman made fool without 'spirit to resist' means?

Importance of resistance & self-assertion for women

Petruchio's falcon metaphor represents what taming strategy?

Withholding food/sleep to tame Katherine, like training falcon

Repetition of 'nor' in 'ate no meat...slept not' emphasises?

Deprivation Katherine endures through Petruchio's tactics

'Kill a wife with kindness' - what literary device?

Oxymoron illustrating Petruchio's manipulative approach

'Reign' in 'politicly begun my reign' shows what?

Metaphor: Petruchio as ruler, highlighting power dynamics

'Place hands below husband's foot' symbolises?

Ultimate submission; hyperbolic gesture of obedience

Gremio's 'cake is dough' metaphor meaning?

His failed efforts in courtship/marriage pursuit

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