William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing has a major role about love in relationships and friendships in the play. Majority of the characters aren’t searching for love, yet love just tends to “just happen”. It also relates to how falling in love “just happens” in reality. In this play Shakespeare 's shows you how a couple needs to have achieve a sense of understanding, trust, and commitment. In Shakespeare 's time, Beatrice and Benedicks relationship was rather unordinary. As the play first beings they show combativeness towards one another, but as love comes around they begin to reveal somewhat secretive sensitivity amongst the complications of their hearts. In this essay we are going to explore the changes in the characters and the techniques used to imply given ideas, as well as the fundamental scenes that contribute to this.
Both Beatrice and Benedick are stubborn, they both don’t want to be married or want anything to do with the opposite sex and they made that clear and throughout the beginning of the play. They both have a mindset that seems almost unchangeable. As the characters first interact they’re is an explicit sign that there was a possible relationship by saying “You always end with a jade’s trick. I know you of old”. Betrices implies that they have known each other for so long and she thought he had changed. The meaning for “ A jade’s trick” is a stubborn horse refusing to move on, it also illustrates a horse race that might get halfway down the field