Much Ado About Nothing
From the first line of Much Ado About Nothing until the very end, a reader will discover interesting, comedic, memorable characters. Leonato, the governor of Messina, is a gullible and easily swayed person. Leonato realizes that Hero was not lying when she says she was loyal, faithful, and true to Claudio. This makes Leonato trust her more, and makes him also have less faith in Claudio, Don Pedro, and Don John. Beatrice, the leading lady, and Benedick, the leading man, are very much in love, but they are also in complete denial of this passion. Eventually, they openly express their amorous feelings for each other. In addition to Leonato, Beatrice, and Benedick, William Shakespeare introduces us to other notable characters such as - Claudio, Don Pedro, Don John, and Hero. When we first meet Beatrice, one of the main characters in this play, she is a strong, independent woman who frequently shoots verbal insults at others. Without a care or a thought, Beatrice slurs everyone, including her family members and her friends. She has a mysterious hatred toward Benedick at the first part of this comedy, but later we realize that this is because he has caused her unheard of emotional distress. By the
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Approximate Word count = 1363
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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