Shakespeare Study Programs; The Comedies by Charlotte Porter;Helen A. Clarke
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With relation to each other and the Music Master in Act II: How does
this separate the action into two lines of Courtship. After Katherine's marriage in Act III the interest divides between the Taming of Katherine and the Courtship of Bianca. In Act IV two or three points of contact are arranged by means of the journey and what two characters? In Act V how is contact both objective and moral obtained? Alternative interest in the Bianca Courtship after Kate's marriage and taming is attained by the elaborate scheme to make Lucentio the most successful suitor and the droll surprises and difficulties met with in the process. QUERIES FOR DISCUSSION Is the lack of unity in the Play sufficiently remedied by enriching the Bianca counterplot and arranging for alternate interest first in the plot and then in the counterplot, or is the original difficulty irremediable? In which story is plot or else character the supreme interest? Is the Bianca story or the Katherine story the more entertaining? Why? III |
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