taming of the shrew
Storyboard Text
- Exposition
- "I am Cambio I shall be your latin tutor."
- "and I am litio your music tutor
- Rising Action 1
- "Te amo ."
- "I understand".
- Rising Action 2
- 'I feel the same way but I distrust you
- Lucentio and Hortensio, in their respective disguises as Cambio and Litio, are “instructing” Bianca somewhere in Baptista’s house, and the scene begins with the two of them battling for her exclusive attention. Bianca clearly has begun to form a preference, and she ends the dispute by declaring that she will hear her Latin lesson from Lucentio first, while Hortensio tunes his instrument.
- Climax
- "I'm not getting it
- During the Latin lesson, with Hortensio out of hearing range, Lucentio conveys his true intentions to Bianca through a mock translation of a Latin paragraph.
- Falling action
- "Marry me or I'll die.
- She replies to him, in the same way, that she distrusts him, and yet she does not hide the fact that she is taken with her young suitor.
- Resolution
- yayyyyyy!
- I choose you
- Hortensio tries to break in at intervals, but Bianca sends him off to tune again until she has finished her conversation with Lucentio.
- Lucentio concludes and Hortensio returns to try his own hand at wooing Bianca. He gives her a sheet with a “gamut,” or scale, of notes on it, with romantic words cleverly inserted to indicate his true intention. Hortensio’s words take a different tone, though. While Lucentio was confident and coy, Hortensio pleads almost pitifully: “show pity, or I die”
- During the Latin lesson, with Hortensio out of hearing range, Lucentio conveys his true intentions to Bianca through a mock translation of a Latin paragraph.
- Ohh no
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