Galileo Galilei once said “All truths are easy to understand once they’re discovered, the point is the discovery them”. Often things are not what they seem, for either a good reason or bad reason, but what I have learned if the truth always comes out eventually. A good example of this happening was all through out Shakespeare play, Much Ado About Nothing, which is one of his more famous comedies. Much ado about nothing was an example of things not being what they seem where there was a good outcome, however in my personal experience being deceived about my dad “going on a business trip” had an opposite outcome.
At age 6, I was very gullible and believed everything my parents told me was true. My family was never one to overdo holidays but that year something was different. There was more fighting at night, yet extreme kindness during the day. We celebrated thanksgiving and Christmas in the same week, we spent more time with family we seen only once a year, and my sisters and I were spoiled tremendously. Those things don’t seem that extreme, but when we closed my dads shop within two days something started to seem off. We were told my dad was going on a business trip, how original, but when you’re six that makes …show more content…
Claudio lost love for Hero when he was told and “shown” that she was cheating on him the night before their wedding. This was a plan of Don Jon, in effort to try to ruin happiness. Everyone, besides Don Jon, Pedro, and Claudio believed the wedding was still going as planned. However, at the wedding, Claudio says “There, Leonato, take her back again. Give not this rotten orange to your friend.” (Shakespeare Act IV scene i) . This was Claudios way of embarrassing Hero, the way he believed she embarrassed him. Leonato beat Hero up for such accusations while Hero was distraught. The truth, thanks to Dogberry, finally came out. Hero and Claudio ended up getting married and hopefully lived happily ever
At age 6, I was very gullible and believed everything my parents told me was true. My family was never one to overdo holidays but that year something was different. There was more fighting at night, yet extreme kindness during the day. We celebrated thanksgiving and Christmas in the same week, we spent more time with family we seen only once a year, and my sisters and I were spoiled tremendously. Those things don’t seem that extreme, but when we closed my dads shop within two days something started to seem off. We were told my dad was going on a business trip, how original, but when you’re six that makes …show more content…
Claudio lost love for Hero when he was told and “shown” that she was cheating on him the night before their wedding. This was a plan of Don Jon, in effort to try to ruin happiness. Everyone, besides Don Jon, Pedro, and Claudio believed the wedding was still going as planned. However, at the wedding, Claudio says “There, Leonato, take her back again. Give not this rotten orange to your friend.” (Shakespeare Act IV scene i) . This was Claudios way of embarrassing Hero, the way he believed she embarrassed him. Leonato beat Hero up for such accusations while Hero was distraught. The truth, thanks to Dogberry, finally came out. Hero and Claudio ended up getting married and hopefully lived happily ever