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Everyone: oh you don’t want to marry Katherine, she’s really mean
Petruchio: 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 promise??
In in addition to james loving mamma mia here we go again I truly think that sirius would love 10 Things I Hate About You. He's reluctant at first because he heard its a cheesy rom com and he'd rather watch something else but he watches with you because he'd do anything for his girl <3
He absolutely adores Heath Ledger as Patrick and quickly points out the parallels between him and the fictional character (the hair, taste in music, and much to your disdain, the smoking) Naturally he promises to give it up immediately and he'll follow through because again he'd do anything for his girl <3. This gives him an idea as he watches you giggle and blush as kat is serenaded on the soccer field.
Sirius is a big believer in grand gestures, and loves them even more as surprises. So a couple of weeks after you watch (you've forgotten and Sirius has been careful to not bring it up) when you're out with him in public, maybe at Hogsmeade or a Quidditch game and you lose him in the crowd.
All of a sudden "Cant take my eyes off of you" starts playing and the crowd starts to dissipate as Sirius emerges once again with his wand amplifying his voice.
He's got a big bundle of flowers and sounds like heaven while trying to mimic the same moves he saw in the movie. (Its harder than it looks since there's no big stone set of steps/bleachers)
This only makes you giggle more as he finally reaches you with the dopiest grin on his face. When you ask your dear boyfriend what the occasion is he just shrugs and somehow grins wider.
"Cause you're just too good to be true darling"
(Not my gif!!!!)
do I even need to mention the paintball scene? He'd be so competitive about it but would let you win (after acting like a sore loser for cuddles and kisses obviously)
Ekaterina Krysanova and Vladislav Lantratov in Taming of the Shrew, Bolshoi Ballet, August 2016. © Dave Morgan.
Maillot’s ballet belongs to Krysanova and Lantratov, who succeed in conveying that Kate and Petruchio are wildly, equally in love, however crassly they treat each other and those around them. He is horrible to his loyal servant, she is beastly to her father and sister. Only the fact that both are superb classical dancers makes their performances as comedians praiseworthy: because they impart such whole-hearted enjoyment, the audience responds without questioning what the ballet is endorsing in the 21st century.