Much Ado About Nothing - William Shakespeare Reviews
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Newest Review: ... leading to several marriages and evil brother John getting caught. So, lots of fuss over nothing at all, from a certain ... more
... perspective. The characters. Claudio - young, wet, easily led, doesn't really trust his betrothed. Evidence suggests that he needs glasses! Hero - an innocent lass much maligned, although why she ever agrees to take Claudio back after the way he treats her, I will never understand. Benedick - a confirmed bachelor, witty, capable of some depth of feeling, and sceptical about love. Beatrice - a bit of a man eater, likes verbal sparring, is not interested in marriage - a sort of prototype for femenism in the ea...more
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Much Ado About Nothing - William Shakespeare: Much fuss about what? (864 words)by - written on 30/01/02, updated on 30/01/02 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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This is a rare thing A Shakespeare comedy with some laugh out loud moments. The more you know about it, the funnier it gets. Let's start with the title. Much Ado (fuss, bother, hassle) about nothing. Most modern readers take this to mean a whole lot of mess about nothing at all, which is a fair assesment. Back in Shakespeare's day, the word 'nothing' had slightly different connotations, and would be comparable to calling it "Much ado about pussy" ok, so it could be a play about a cat, but you get a sizeable suggestion of 'vagina' Please read it as "Much fuss about sex." The story - Don Pedro, having just ... Read the complete review
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