The Taming of the Shrew 4.4 Performance: Baptista, Lines 51-54

The transcript discusses the idea that 'pitchers have ears,' implying that one should be cautious of eavesdroppers. It also mentions having many servants and the possibility of being interrupted by Old Gremio, highlighting the need for discretion in conversations.

What do you think the phrase 'Pitchers have ears' implies in the context of the text?

Discuss the significance of having 'many servants' in the context of the text.

How does the character Old Gremio contribute to the overall theme of the text?

In what ways does the text reflect the theme of listening and hearkening?

What might the interruption mentioned in the text symbolize?