From time to time, there have been adjustments classifying women with the appropriate label as a “good” or “bad” girl. Up to this present day, a woman representing herself as a “good” girl confirms her actions as an upright woman in society whereas it also holds a negative connotation. In fact, a woman portraying herself as a “bad” girl establishes her behavior as unladylike but at the same time attractive for men. Nonetheless, Shakespearean scholars can agree that being a “good” girl during the Elizabethan period was ideal contributing to the traditional values of a woman finding a decent man to marry, bear as many children at her husband’s request, and from then on live a merry life. Under those circumstances, women like practice being obedient,
