Beatrice: Much Ado About Nothing
- Created by: Sharon
- Created on: 05-04-16 14:19
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- Beatrice
- Neice of Leonato. Cousin of Hero
- Against marriage
- Strong woman,not yet finding an equal partner. Will not marry a controlling husband.
- "He that hath a beard is more than a youth, and he that hath no beard is less than a man"
- "Oh, that I were a man"
- Changes her mind when she finds out that Benedict loves her.
- less witty, less combative - more light heated banter not insults.
- "I would not deny you but by this good day I yield upon great persuasion and partly to save your life"
- "I had rather hear my dog bark at a crow than a man swear he loves me"
- Strong woman,not yet finding an equal partner. Will not marry a controlling husband.
- Feisty, witty, cynical and sharp but also very vulnerable.
- Darker side: tests Bendict's love by asking him to kill Claudio
- "It's a man's office"
- Darker side: tests Bendict's love by asking him to kill Claudio
- Benedict: possible relationship once. Now in a "merry war" outwtting each other
- "You always end with a Jade's trick. I know you of old"
- Mocks Benedict at mask ball
- "He is the Prince's jester - a very dull fool"
- Benedict: possible relationship once. Now in a "merry war" outwtting each other
- "You always end with a Jade's trick. I know you of old"
- Mocks Benedict at mask ball
- "He is the Prince's jester - a very dull fool"
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