Key Quotations (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards
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Speaker: 'I come to wive it wealthily in Padua'
Speaker: 'I come to wive it wealthily in Padua'
Petruchio
Literary technique: 'kill a wife with kindness'
Literary technique: 'kill a wife with kindness'
Oxymoron
Animal Petruchio compares Katherine to when taming her
Animal Petruchio compares Katherine to when taming her
Falcon
Two basic needs Petruchio deprives Katherine of
Two basic needs Petruchio deprives Katherine of
Food and sleep
Katherine warns 'beware my ___' (wasp metaphor)
Katherine warns 'beware my ___' (wasp metaphor)
Sting
Baptista's metaphor: calls Katherine his ___
Baptista's metaphor: calls Katherine his ___
Treasure
Katherine's gesture of extreme obedience (Act 5)
Katherine's gesture of extreme obedience (Act 5)
Place hands below husband's foot
Bianca's behaviour as wife vs. daughter
Bianca's behaviour as wife vs. daughter
More resistant/less obedient
Word showing Petruchio views taming as strategic: '___ly'
Word showing Petruchio views taming as strategic: '___ly'
Politicly
Technique in 'The more my wrong, the more his spite appears'
Technique in 'The more my wrong, the more his spite appears'
Parallel structure