The Taming of the Shrew 1.2 Performance: Petruchio, Lines 63-74

Petruchio seeks a wealthy wife, valuing wealth over beauty or character. He compares potential partners to historical figures, emphasizing his determination to marry for wealth in Padua, equating wealth with happiness.

What does the speaker imply about wealth in relation to love?

How does the speaker describe the qualities of the woman he seeks?

What literary references does the speaker use to describe love?

In what way does the speaker compare the woman to the Adriatic seas?

What is the speaker's ultimate goal in Padua?