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Much Ado about Nothing Study Guide

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by William Shakespeare
About 195 pages (58,601 words)
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Act 1, Scene 2 Summary

In this short scene, Leonato meets with his brother Antonio. Antonio says that one of his servants has overheard a part of Don Pedro's speech at the end of Act 1, Scene 1, and believes that the prince was confessing his love for Hero, rather than plotting with Claudio to bring Hero and Claudio together.

Antonio says that the Prince's plan is to woo Hero for himself, and if he finds her willing, he will confess his love to Leonato. Both Leonato and Antonio are obviously pleased with.....

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epitaph of Hero read out from scroll by Claudio is convention of religious grief and awe. Explain with the help of last passage.in the novel much ado about nothing
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