Beatrice And Benedick

William Shakespeare was born in 1564 he was an English playwright, poet, actor, favorite dramatists of queens and kings. Also the inventor of words, master of drama, arguably the most famous writer of all time. In His 36 plays and 154 sonnets, he left behind the evidence of a brilliant mind, a wicked sense of humor, a deep sensitivity to human emotions, and rich classical education when writing Much Ado About Nothing not only did it have immediate side to it, had a romantic side to it as well. Much Ado About Nothing is considered one of Shakespeare's best comedies, because it combines elements of robust hilarity with more serious meditations on honor, shame, and court politics. Leonato's niece Beatrice sharped tongued and doesn’t believe in

Beatrice and Benedick’s love is more complicated from the start. In Act 1, Beatrice says to the messenger, “it is so indeed. He is less than a stuffed man, but for the stuffing well, we are all mortal”(1.1.57). Beatrice points out he's nothing but a stuffed dummy as what he stuffed with well, nobody's perfect. In Act 1, Benedick comes back when he exclaims “I would my horse had the speed of her tongue and so good a container”(1.1.140). He says he wishes his horse could move as fast and tireless as Beatrice's mouth. In the book Benedick's love is very complicated with Beatrice as they are always exchanging insults to each other giving the scene a bit of humor to amuse the viewer. I believe Shakespeare wrote this in the scripts to allow the audience to see the love hate relationship with Benedick love for beatrice through the outstanding insults they share. Either one has a comeback to one another. To me, i consider Beatrice and Benedick’s love not an ideal because what kind of relationships find insults attracting also that's not your typical argue for a while and make up couple Benedick and Beatrice constantly have something deceiving to

In Act 1 when Beatrice says, ” A dearest happiness to women. They would else have been troubled with a pernicious suitor [...] i had rather hear my dog bark at a crow than a man swear he loves me” (1.1.130). She exclaims that women are lucky then you would make a nasty suitor also she says she rather hear a dog bark at a crow than hear a man swears he loves her. Does that sound like Claudio and Hero's love because when they first saw each other he was giving her full attention admiring her giving compliments just full of love. I think that Beatrice and Benedick's love is a little more satisfying than your typical love story because in the beginning they hated each other they talked smack every time they seen each other just insults everywhere which gave the play the comedy vibe. an important fact to be incorporated into this is how the story twists towards the middle, ending part where Beatrice and Benedick get tricked into the thinking they have feelings for one another, then they get to thinking hey maybe I can give this love thing a chance but they both still play hard to