The Taming of the Shrew 1.1 Interview: Lucentio and Tranio

Lucentio and his servant Tranio visit Padua to study philosophy and develop virtue. They discuss the differences in education and the role of servants. An encounter with a nobleman's daughters, Bianca and Catherina, leads Lucentio to fall in love with Bianca. To win her, Lucentio and Tranio devise a plan involving disguises and deception.

What does Tranio mean by saying 'No profit grows where is no pleasure taken'?

What does the term 'froward' mean in the context of Catherina's character?

How do Lucentio and Tranio plan to disguise their identities?

What plan do Lucentio and Tranio devise to gain access to Bianca?