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Classical Imagery in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing

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Shakespeare

 

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April 17, 2016

 

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As the story unfolds, it becomes evident that these men are not strangers to the hospitality of Lenato, the Governor of Messina, and his daughter Hero and niece, Beatrice. Through a series of revels and conversations, the plot is revealed. The undercurrent of romance is introduced as the men arrive and the audience learns that Claudio is smitten with the lovely Hero...
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Through a series of revels and conversations, the plot is revealed. The undercurrent of romance is introduced as the men arrive and the audience learns that Claudio is smitten with the lovely Hero. Serving as almost foils for the two young lovers are Beatrice and Benedick, who engage in a battle of wit to disguise their true feelings...
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