Much Ado about Nothing Book Notes Summary

by William Shakespeare

About 33 pages (9,937 words)

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Act 1, Scene 2: "Leonato's House"

Leonato and his older brother, Antonio, speak about the afternoon's events in Leonato's house. Antonio tells Leonato that one of his men overheard the prince telling Claudio that he wants to ask for Hero's hand in marriage. The two men are excited and prepare to forewarn Hero. They think that the prince is in love with Hero instead of Claudio.

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