Growing up with siblings, there is the constant question of which sibling is the father’s favorite, whom the father loves more. Some fathers will prefer their more simple child, while others will prefer their intelligent one, so this isn’t the most easy topic. In the play Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare, there are two sisters called Bianca and Katherina. Bianca, the youngest is simple-minded and kind, while older Katherina is well sophisticated, yet largely shrewd. To the sweet Bianca, the father Baptista Minola will direct new education first, and he is gay to get Katherine out of the household to marry, yet keeps Bianca’s suitors waiting, giving him more time with his sweet Bianca. Despite all this, in a stroke of irony, sweet
