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I actually said this line in my drama performance and I like this line a lot because not only does it rhyme but it is one of the lines that a lot of people might interpret as being disrespectful towards Grumio but me and my group saw this line as a very playful and joking type of statement.

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I enjoy this quote because the beginning shows us that even though this play was written such a long time ago they still use similar ways of making fun of people the repetition of here sir. Although the second part fits a little more to that time because I didn't completely understand the loggerheaded thing but the book defined it as someone who is not as bright.

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Petruchio uses the popularity of his father as a gateway to gaining a connection with Kate's father but Kate barely brings up the popularity of her father when representing herself to people. This makes me believe that Kate wasn't very into the whole money and power thing that most of the characters talk about during this play.

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Even from very early on in the play we can tell that Bianca and Kate have a terrible relationship and that they are always looking get the other on in trouble. We can also tell that Bianca is the up tight one who is always trying to follow the rules.

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I think this wasn't just because all of these things interested Shakespeare but more because he want to stay very involved in his plays without actually being an actor and this seems like the best way he could do that.

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"Sister, content you in my discontent. Sir, to your pleasure humbly I subscribe." - Bianca, Act I, Scene I (80-81)

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"No shame but mine. I must, forsooth, be forced To give my hand opposed against my heart Unto a mad-brain rudesby, full of spleen" - Kate, Act III, Scene II. (8-10)

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"Villain, I say, knock me at this gate, And rap me well or i'll knock your knave's pate." - Petruchio, Act I, Scene II (11-12)

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"Here sir, here sir, here sir, here sir! You loggerheaded and unpolished grooms." - Petruchio, Act IV, Scene I. (118-119)

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"Pluck up thy spirits; look cheerfully upon me." -Petruchio, Act IV, Scene III.

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"Petruchio is my name, Antonio's son, A man well known throughout all Italy." Act II, Scene I (68-69)

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"All aspects of it that have been taken now in one way, now in another, come together pretty will in the issue of what the play is to be called." (lxxi)

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"Because Shakespeare was a dramatist, not merely a poet, he worked not only with language but also with costume, sound effects, gestures, and even silences." (xxxvi)