Blog 13: Katharina's Soliloquy

At the end of Act V, scene ii, Katherina makes a famous speech about the relationship husbands and wives should have. What three (3) lines did you find particularly interesting [especially since you have read about Katherina's transformation]? What is noteworthy about what she DOES NOT mention in her speech?

The most important three lines in her speech I think are the last three that she says because they really rap the whole thing up and because of that we are able to understand how she feels about the subject. She thinks that woman should be physically stronger then man but that they should not be be mentally stronger then them. So then she still believes that men are not as good as women and that the still are less then men because of the times that have come. She is now tamed and is the wench of Petruchio and she shall be for the rest of her life.