The Taming of the Shrew 1.2 Performance: Petruchio, Lines 91-94

The transcript presents a dramatic scene where a character is determined to pursue another, despite potential resistance. The dialogue uses vivid imagery, comparing the character's resolve to thunder in autumn, highlighting the intensity of emotions and the climactic nature of the interaction.

What does the speaker imply about the value of gold?

• Gold is the most valuable thing.

• Gold is not as important as something else.

• Gold is a rare commodity.

• Gold is a symbol of power.

What information does the speaker consider sufficient?

• The location of a treasure.

• The father's name.

• The weather forecast.

• The time of an event.

How does the speaker plan to approach the situation?

• By waiting for the right moment.

• By seeking advice from others.

• By avoiding confrontation.

• By confronting directly despite resistance.

What natural phenomenon does the speaker compare loud resistance to?

• A thunderstorm in autumn.

• A volcanic eruption.

• A hurricane.

• A tidal wave.

What season is mentioned in the speaker's comparison?

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

• Autumn