Comparing and Contrasting between Atticus Finch and Baptista Minola

Ideal fathers can solve problems properly, support children's ideas, consider their emotions, and treat all children equally. In particular, Atticus Finch of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" proved to be a perfect example of a better father, in stark contrast to William Shakespeare's "Baptista Minola" of "The Taming of the Shrew" . Both fathers desire a stable future, but the teaching of Atticus Finch is considered valuable to children. Equality, please do not prejudice.

Biancaminola is a character of Shakespeare's "Shrewing Shrews" (around 1590-1594). She is the youngest daughter of Baptista Minola, her sister Kate, her title is "Spirit". Lovely Bianca had several praisers in the play, but Baptista refused to allow her to marry until his embarrassed daughter Kate found her husband. When Kate got married, Bianca joined her lover Lucentio. Dramatically, Bianca is a genius of plays, heroine of children in the play. The basic elements of the play are in Don Juan Manuel's 14th century Castile story. This is "a young man marrying a very strong and burning woman." Ludovico Ariosto 's I Suppositi' s Bianca and Lucentio 's drama sub drama containing characters. Directly or by English version of Supposes by George Gascoigne (Execution 1566, Print 1573)

Bianca Minola is the youngest daughter of Baptista Minola, the sister of Katherina (Kate) Minola. Unlike Kate, Bianca is very obedient and trained, and she has many pursuits. But her father insisted that no one could marry Bianca until Kate got married. Bianca's marriage desperately won, one of her proposers, Hortensio, got his friend Petrushio who thought that Bianca would be willing to marry Kate so that she could get married. Then Hortensio tried to attract her with camouflage of a mentor named Litio. But Bianca fell in love with another pursuer Lucentio (and also mentor 'Cambio' as a nephew). The two married at the wedding reception and Petruchio proposed himself a game of Lucentio and Hortensio. Lucentio believed her obedience, but Bianca did not come when she was summoned.