Much Ado About Nothing contains comic qualities by love affairs between the characters, witty dialogue, and marriage. One aspect of comedy that Much Ado About Nothing portrays is love affair. ... In Much Ado About Nothing, love affair is also present between Claudio and Hero. ... According to Neely, "of Shakespeare's thirteen comedies, Much Ado About Nothing uniquely blends elements from them all"(128). ... When Shakespeare wrote Much Ado About Nothing, he wanted to leave the reader laughing in which he succeeded. ...

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Much Ado About Nothing is a Shakespearean comedy that combines both hilarity and seriousness. ... All of these definitions are invoked by Shakespeare in Much Ado About Nothing. ... The play revolved around this confusion brought about by Don John, the play's villain, and the deceit he perpetrates against Hero and Claudio. ... These two characters add to the perplexity of the play with their silliness and parody, yet they are the first to discover about the plot against Hero and Claudio by Don John, and to expose the truth. ...

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My opinion on the movie, Much Ado About Nothing was very good. ... Each character in Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing whether they are a prominent figure or someone who is not even present, serves to add a significant meaning to the plot. ... The main plot of Much Ado About Nothing is that of the relationship between Claudio and Hero. ... In the movie Much Ado About Nothing there are many conclusions the characters came to without knowing the full facts. ... To completely disbain Much Ado About Nothing as being a tragedy, there is a situation that truly makes a story a comedy and...

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William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" is a romantic comedy which tells the love stories of the main characters Claudio and Hero, and Beatrice and Benedick. ... At the time Shakespeare wrote this play, at about 1599, Elizabeth I was queen of England. ... With Benedick and Beatrice their love is much more explosive, with the personalities of the two characters clashing from the start of the play. ... Beatrice's intelligence poses a challenge to all the male characters, and in particular, she and Benedick have arguments whereby they both try to tell the wittiest comment about ...

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