The Taming of the Shrew 1.2 Performance: Gremio and Lucentio, Lines 179-180

The transcript involves a conversation where Hortensio is asked if he has informed someone about all of her faults. It suggests a discussion about revealing personal flaws or issues.

What does Hortensio imply by saying 'So done is well'?

How do you think the relationship between the characters is affected by the conversation?

What might be the significance of discussing someone's faults?

What can be inferred about the character who is being discussed?

Why is it important to communicate faults in a relationship?