The Taming of the Shrew 4.1 Performance: Petruchio, Lines 152-160

The transcript discusses the prohibition of touching something that incites anger, suggesting that fasting is a better approach for managing emotions. It emphasizes patience and the idea of fasting together for solidarity. The narrative concludes with a transition to a bridal chamber, symbolizing a new beginning or union.

Why is the speaker forbidden to touch the object?

• It is sacred.

• It is too hot to handle.

• It engenders choler and anger.

• It causes happiness.

What does the speaker suggest to do with anger?

• Ignore it completely.

• Feed it with over-roasted flesh.

• Discuss it openly.

• Suppress it silently.

What does the speaker promise for tomorrow?

• A new beginning.

• A feast.

• Things will be mended.

• A journey.

What is the speaker's advice for the night?

• To feast and celebrate.

• To fast for company.

• To sleep early.

• To meditate alone.

Where does the speaker offer to take the listener?

• To a garden.

• To their bridal chamber.

• To a meditation hall.

• To a feast.