much ado about nothing
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October 19,1996
Intro To Shakespeare
In William Shakespeare's comedy "Much Ado About Nothing", the
characters
Beatrice and Benedick are involved in what could only be called a
"love/hate"
relationship. The play is a classic example of this type of
relationship, and allows us
to view one from the outside looking in. This gives us the chance to
analyse the type
of relationship that at one time or another we all have been, or will
be,
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Beatrice and Benedick's fears concerning love and marriage were unfounded. Even after admitting that they love each other, they are still fundamentally the same people that they were before. They are happier, even though they still "spar" verbally (even at the alter), and their freedom does not seem to be suffering in any way. What started out as what seemed to be hatred has turned to love. Too bad that is not always the case.
Beatrice and Benedick's fears concerning love and marriage were unfounded. Even after admitting that they love each other, they are still fundamentally the same people that they were before. They are happier, even though they still "spar" verbally (even at the alter), and their freedom does not seem to be suffering in any way. What started out as what seemed to be hatred has turned to love. Too bad that is not always the case.