"The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare

In his life, William Shakespeare has created many wonderful and unforgettable plays. One of them, which is mainly known for how the author uses different disguises so the characters achieve their goal, is known as The Taming of the Shrew. Three examples of disguises, which can be observed in the play, are physical, created by Lucentio, emotional, created by Katherina, and psychological, created by Petruchio. All of these characters use temporarily disguises as an aid …

…characters and are really useful in some cases, they will never be permanent, and in the end, who you are is what matters most. Eventually, everything is revealed, like the clear, blue sky appearing after a storm. Also, another important lesson that he thought us it that we should always look beyond appearances, because most of the times they are wrong. In other words, as Petruchio, or as Shakespeare said, IT'S WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS.