Throughout the play, Beatrice and Benedick would always have a major argument hiding their love for each other. In the play, Benedick would say "With anger, with fear, or with hunger, sure, my friend, but never sick with love." Beatrice and Benedick were very different and pretended dislike each other throughout the play. Beatrice serves as a character foil with Benedick by which Benedick acted different around Beatrice and pretended to dislike her. Benedick and Beatrice had many different traits at the beginning of the story. It seemed they found love differently and did not help them get along throughout the story. Most of the story, though they hated each other because how similar they were. That is how Benedick and Beatrice say to each
