Being deceitful is an arduous facade that usually hides the true self. One of William Shakespeare's renowned plays, The Taming Of The Shrew, utilizes facades in many ways. One of these uses is to show how every person attempts to hide certain parts of themselves from the world, no matter their status. For instance, when Lucentio was disguised, he says "While counterfeit supposes bleared thine eyne... Then pardon him, sweet father, for my sake," (V.I.92,104). This demonstrates that Lucentio causes trouble by disguising himself, and symbolizes that all people have a societal image to uphold, that blinds others from seeing the true self. Shakespeare may have used disguise in this sense because of the Great Chain Of Being, as during that time,
