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    Love is a subject that is widely known. Love plays a prominent role in the play, Much Ado About Nothing, written by the famous William Shakespeare. A question asked through the entire play is, are Hero and Claudio, two of the main lovebirds, really in love? Hero and Claudio are not in love, but are infatuated with each other because they have only known each other for a short time, do not care for each other deeply, and are harsh and quick with emotions regarding each other. According to the…

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    challenged during Much Ado About Nothing I believe Shakespeare uses Benedict and Beatrice’s comic relationship as an example of why this statement is only applicable in some cases. Benedick and Beatrice have similar eccentric personalities and this is evidently shown throughout the play. From the start of the play it can be noticed that Beatrice and Benedick have history together and a spark which causes their eventual coming together through the marriage they would both often speak about…

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    Benedick about his love Hero.In the play Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare the ways that Claudio and Hero move the plot by announcing they are getting married. But then Claudio gets tricked into thinking that Hero “cheated” on him so then Claudio publicly shames Hero at the wedding causing her to have to fake her own death for Claudio to remorse which then causes him to start falling in love with Hero again and which they get married at the end of the play.In the play Much Ado About…

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    Much Ado About Nothing: Reflections and Comparisons to Elizabethan Theatre Production Messina of Silica, a city thrives in the history of ancient Rome, where mountains and breezes transform the land and shapes its people in its unique ways. This is where our story began, in a lustrous city where battle wary troops return from afar, a place of peace and tranquility. This is the setting for Shakespeare’s Play, Much Ado About Nothing. The class watched a scene from the first act of this play,…

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    A summary of Much Ado about Nothing Much Ado about Nothing is a comedy play written by the famous author, William Shakespeare. The play is set in Messina about 1500 A.D. In the start of the play, Don Pedro of Aragon and his noblemen visit their good friend Leonato in Messina after having crushed an riot led by Don John, the prince’s half-brother. With him is the misogynistic and witty Bendick, the former flame of Leonato’s sharped-tonged and fierce niece Beatrice. The former couple are both…

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    Summary Much Ado About Nothing is a comedy written by William Shakespeare. The plot centers on the young woman Hero and her would-be marriage to the brave soldier Claudio, and Hero’s cousin Beatrice who has a love/hate relationship with Claudio’s friend Benedick. The story begins when the two officers Don Pedro and Don John return victorious from war. They, and their two best soldiers Claudio and Benedick, are invited by Leonato (the governor of the town Messina) to stay at his residence.…

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    Much Ado about Nothing, I believe one of the best comedies because of the combination of full-bodied humor and the dealings with more serious matters like honor, shame, and love. The comedy starts with the title utilizing a play on words, the comedic elements are strong with saucy interactions between characters and the ever so memorable “Dogberryism” to have a hearty belly laugh. However, it has its moments that become very real and very honest. It has the ability to make an audience or reader…

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    Don Pedro Character Foil

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    qualities. The book Much Ado About Nothing takes place in Messina ,Italy. Much Ado About Nothing is a story when a few soldier's return from battle and everyone is jocund. Don Pedro makes Hero and Claudio get married, but Don John( Antagonist) spreads a rumor to have fun and cause a ruckus. In “Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, Don Pedro is a character foil to Don John because of their difference of their actions, dialogue, personality. In Much Ado About Nothing Don John shows a…

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    one of his most well known is a romance named “Much Ado About Nothing”. “Much Ado About Nothing” is about a town called Messina having the pleasure of the royal army coming by on their way back from war. As they are there, however, love blossoms between two couples, Hero and Claudio, and Beatrice and Benedick. Meanwhile, mischievous plans are created by the illegitimate Don John, who is a foil to his brother, Don Pedro. In the play “Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, Don John and…

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    Beatrice Character Foil

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    story, and without them the book would lack quality and meaning. Any story can have characters, but what makes it stand out is when the character’s are different, and that is why Beatrice and Hero are the perfect character foil. The play, ”Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, starts with a group of soldiers visiting a small town in Italy, and in that group of soldiers lie Claudio and Benedick, the lovers of Hero and Beatrice. Right when Claudio sees Hero, he falls madly in love with…

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