Portia and Nerissa make fun of their husbands, Bassanio and Gratiano, by playfully teasing them about their willingness to give away their rings, which they had promised never to part with. After disguising themselves as a lawyer and his clerk, they cleverly challenge their husbands to retrieve the rings, mocking their supposed loyalty and commitment. Their banter highlights the theme of love and fidelity while also showcasing the cleverness and agency of the women in the play. Ultimately, their playful teasing reveals deeper insights into their relationships.
The chorus does not make fun ofAntigone. It warns her about the danger of going against Creon.
it makes fun of r. kelly and his trapped in the closet
Portia's mother is not in the play.
Sonnet CXXX did, yes.
They make fun of the nurse and when she says she needs to talk to Romeo mercutio wants to make fun of Romeo for it but benvoilo tries to prevent it.
In my husbands drawer.
Because it's fun and gets husbands to admit stuff.
Cause you dont make it fun.....?
Husbands are bound to their wives for the lifetime. They sometimes get bored of this fact . To have some fun in life they do this.
Depends on what they make fun of or what tone they are using.
fun
They make Quilts for fun
make fun of them
you shouldn't make fun at all
Maybe guys don't make fun of a guy's arms because there is nothing to make fun of.
No they did not. Bonnie was wearing her first husbands ring when she died.
To "make fun of" or tease could be to "kid."