Much Ado About Nothing-Beatrice
- Created by: KazzJazz99
- Created on: 09-11-16 11:47
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- Beatrice
- Relationships
- Leonato
- Beatrice's uncle
- Close relationship; he knows her well: he tells Don Pedro that there is 'little of the melancholy element in her'- A2,S1
- Beatrice's uncle
- Hero
- Beatrice's cousin
- They live together and used to share a room: 'I have twelvemonth been her bedfellow'-A4,S1.
- Beatrice has a lot of faith in Hero because she knows her so well: 'O, on my soul, my cousin is belied!'-A4,S1
- They live together and used to share a room: 'I have twelvemonth been her bedfellow'-A4,S1.
- Beatrice's cousin
- Benedick
- Quips in A1,S1 to show they apparently hate each other: 'pernicious suitor'
- Previous relationship: 'jade's trick'
- Tricked into falling in love with each other in A3, S1.
- Profess love for each other in A4,S1
- They get married in A5,S4
- Profess love for each other in A4,S1
- Tricked into falling in love with each other in A3, S1.
- Previous relationship: 'jade's trick'
- Quips in A1,S1 to show they apparently hate each other: 'pernicious suitor'
- Don Pedro
- Close friends
- He has romantic feelings for her
- Asks her to marry him in A2,S1 but she rejects the offer
- He has romantic feelings for her
- Close friends
- Leonato
- Character
- Fiesty, outspoken, witty, confident,
- Feminist of the play- appeal to Queen Elizabeth I?
- Character Development
- Very outspoken at start of the play to quieter when Hero is accused
- Seemingly carefree at the start to weeping openly at Hero's accusation
- Proclaims she will never marry at the start to falling in love with and marrying Benedick at the end
- Relationships
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