Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare is a play full of exciting, perplexing, and complicated events. These incidents are often described to readers through dialogue and quotes in the text. There are many phrases that are fundamental to the comprehension of events. However, some are more crucial than others. One quote in particular is the most important. A single quote in Much Ado About Nothing can help the reader understand what is occurring in the play and can change the plot of the story. In Act 3 scene 2, Don Pedro, Claudio, and Benedick are all discussing how Benedick has been acting different lately. Don Pedro says a line crucial to the story that begins a whole new order of events. He states, “Indeed, that tells a heavy tale