Taming Of The Shrew Quotes

“Was ever gentleman thus grieved as I?” This is a quote by Shakespeare, Baptista says at Katherine, has any man had to put up with what I do? The play taming of the shrew and the movie 10 things I hate about you, both show over the course of time how Katherine changes and what influenced her to change and how that change had an impact on the people around her
In the beginning of Taming of the Shrew, the idea of how Katherine acts, as a shrew. When Katherine is conversing with Hortensio, Katherine verbally expresses how she prefers to act. I' faith, sir, you shall never need to fear. I wish it is not halfway to her heart. But if it were, doubt not her care should be To comb your noddle with a three-legged stool. And paint your face and use you like a fool” a quote made by Katherine in act 1 scene 1, saying that she couldn’t care less, and explaining that the only interest she could have in Hortensio would be to hit him with a stool and make a fool out of him and he responds with, “From all such devils, good Lord, deliver us!” explain to keep him away from all women like her” In the movie 10 things I hate about you, we are introduced to Kat first, when a stray

skateboard clips her and causes her to spill her coffee, she had an interaction with the rider, She aggressively takes hold of his skateboard and uses it to shove him against a car, skateboard tip to his throat. With a final glare, she lets him go. As students step aside, having just witnessed this incident., she walks through this isle that has been made, to the front doors of the building, slams open the door, and thus entering the school.
Bianca goes home with Joey and once she arrives home she finds Katherine is there, Katherine lets her father know that Bianca rode home with a boy. Bianca goes on complaining how she should be able to date, her father agreed but only when Katherine starts dating, Bianca responds.
“But it's not fair -- she's a mutant, Daddy!”
Bianca exclaims that her sister is a mutant, telling us furthermore that she isn’t liked.
Going back to the incident introduced in this beginning of the movie, The reaction of the students at the high school from Katherine’s incident and the comment Kats sister made, gives us an idea of how horrid Katherine acts. In taming of the shrew, Katherine tells us how she prefers to act and then Hortensio made a comment that she was the devil and to keep all women like Kat away from her, like how the students wanted to get away from Kat in 10 things I hate about you. As the story goes on we start to see a change in Kat, she becomes less aggressive.
We start to see this less-aggressive-Kat when she is introduced to another character, Patrick.

In the play, Taming of the Shrew, this character is known as Petruchio. In act 1 scene 2, Petruchio insists on meeting Kat no matter who tells her of his behavior, for he was only looking at one factor – that she had a rich father. Upon meeting Baptista, Petruchio insists on meeting Katherine. “Lucentio” and Petruchio battle, promising this and that to Katherine until Baptista finally chooses Petruchio. Upon meeting Katherine, she immediately is biting at his heels. With his quick wit he is responding with equal amounts of insults which frustrates Katherine. Every insult Katherine throws at Petruchio he manages to throw back a sexual innuendo. further along into the story with Kate and Petruchio. Petruchio

says;
“I say it is the moon,” as Katherine replies “I know it is the moon,” though it is actually daylight and the sun is overtaking the sky.
This is a clip of an argument between the two, over whether than sun is the moon or it is the sun. Katherine eventually gave in and agreed with Petruchio showing that she is also giving in to Petruchio himself.
In 10 Things I Hate About You, when Kat is first introduced to Patrick, she is nipping at his heels as she is in Taming of the Shrew. Patrick is insisting on the Katherine goes on a date with him, eventually after Patrick following her and gathering all information on her, which she does not know, she agrees. These two stories both show that Katherine, with the persistence of Petruchio/Patrick, she is giving into the temptation of men, specifically Petruchio/Patrick. We really start to see Katherine change the longer she spends with Petruchio
As the story progresses, Katherine continues to spend time with Patrick in 10 Things I Hate About You. Going to parties and Prom, Katherine also goes paintballing with Patrick and seems to be really enjoying his company. When the story starts to wind down, in 10 Things I Hate about You, Patrick betrays Katherine and she finds that he is lying to her. She doesn’t respond well in the moment at the very end, Katherine reads her poem in front of the class, ultimately confessing her love to Patrick. The Taming of the Shrew originally gave us this piece, with Katherine confessing her love to Petruchio but also telling all of the women they should be obedient to their husbands and if they don’t they will not be loved. Emotionally, these two speeches are different. Katherine’s from ; 10 Things I Hate About You its focused on how Kat actually feels and in Taming of the Shrew, Katherine is just obedient. These two speeches are similar because they both confess their love/obedience and both are passionate in their own way, Katherine has completely given in, and we see a new change in both of these characters.

In conclusion, we see Katherine’s character change greatly throughout both stories,
Katherine, a shrew when first introduced to us and the gradual change to loving and not as cold as she puts off to others. As conveyed, both characters of Kat went through a major shift from being the aggressive shrew they once were to admiring and finally being “tamed” by Patrick and Petruchio, In Taming of The Shrew and 10 Things I Hate About You, although this change takes place in modern day and the other takes place in between 1890 and 1892, they both give a fantastic representation of Katherine’s change as an individual, and even embracing the differences between time.