Difference Between The Hero And Much Ado About Nothing

“The course of true love never did run smooth” spoke Shakespeare. Throughout Claudio and Hero’s relationship this quote was outlined in their story. Claudio and Hero went off to a good start, but then their relationship was interrupted by Don John, who wanted to destroy their love. He set Claudio up to make it seem like Hero was cheating on him. This made Claudio furious, so at their wedding, Claudio was horrible to Hero. He abandoned Hero at their wedding. Of course Hero had no idea why she was being so awful, as she didn’t have anything to do with it. A couple of days passed, and Claudio found out she was innocent, he was devastated, and because Claudio thought Hero was dead he was willing to marry “Leonatos niece”. Claudio went through with

Claudio and Hero’s relationship started off at love at first sight therefore they did not know each

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            This banter between the men is consistent with the notion that all Shakespeare men want to marry a pure, socially benefiting woman and avoid cuckoldry.  Claudio also does not seem to know much about Hero, thus explaining why he is asking Benedick and Don Pedro about her.  He not only wants to know that his budding feelings are justified, but he wants to make sure that his choice of lady is indeed worthy of his honor.  Even if Hero is fair, if she will not compliment Claudio’s social status, he will not marry her (Ranald 74).

It’s different then Benedick and Beatrice’s though in that it is forced and only Claudio gets a say in what is going on.The hero is forced into the marriage by her father. It’s arranged. And ask yourself this; can true love exist in an arranged marriage? People cannot be made to love someone else simply because they are told too. Hero is from a rich family, and Claudio it seems is more in love with the idea of Hero, and her inheritance then with Hero herself. In fact his disinterest in her can be observed at their wedding. She collapses and he doesn’t seem to care about her well-being. He doesn’t even acknowledge it. Hero fulfills her social role well and doesn’t really give an insight to her opinion, but it seems that after all she went through her reward is still Claudio and that seems a little

Based on an anonymous quote, “you can’t love someone you don’t know”, relates too many people in today’s world. This is the same case for the relationship between Hero and Claudio, who although knew little about the other, are more realistic to modern day relationships. The obstacles the couple went through, throughout the play were very similar to the ones many people go through nowadays. Some examples are how, they fell for each others appearance, the couple did not establish trust within each other and how they returned to those who had hurt them. This case shows how many relationships are created and how there are many events to go through before getting into a relationship. Overall, Hero and Claudio’s relationship is most realistic to the modern day relationship.

QUOTE From this quote we can tell that while all the other characters in the essay have been given a similar, regular personality, Beatrice and Benedick stand out as the two individuals that are different from the rest therefore we can tell that they are the two most important characters and that their love story is more interesting and less expected than the rest. As individuals, Beatrice is a stronger character who sticks to her own ways and is changed less by love than Benedick is. We can see this in the last scene when Beatrice comes close to rejecting Benedick’s love. On the other hand, Benedick changes dramatically after coming to terms with his own affection, specifically after he finds out that Beatrice loves him. This is shown by him trying to prove that he is not scornful and proud through the love poems that he writes which make us sympathetic towards Benedick as a sweet, hopeless lover instead of the heartless joker that we remember him as.

Throughout history, the media has shown many different sides of love. Weather it be peaceful, violent, dangerous, beautiful, almost all forms of the media have shown love in some way. In the novel The Great Gatsby, love is shown between many different characters in different ways. The reader experiences love at its best and worst. We see relationships flourish, rekindle and end between the different characters. The most controversial relationship is the relationship between Daisy and Tom. Through infidelity, and mistrust, tragedy occurs. Other characters become associated with their marital problems, showing different kinds of love and relationships. In the play Hamlet, the reader also experiences many different kinds of love, ranging from

Have you ever wondered how two heroes could be discrepant and homogenous at the same time. Claudio and hero get engaged and Don John is trying to ruin their marriage by pretending that Hero is being unfaithful. But when Conrad comes clean and Claudio finally understands that it was Don John was up to it. And they finally get married. In Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, Claudio serves as a foil character of Hero by which Claudioś gullible mind is illuminated by Heroś well-mannered personality, thus persistently influencing the plot.

Have you ever met a person that may give off a "don’t mess with me" vibe but when you get to know them they're actually a nice person? Beatrice and benedick change from bickering and acting like they don’t care about each other to being in a relationship where they are able to come up with a plan to save the day. The play Much Ado About Nothing was written by William Shakespeare. The main characters are Beatrice, Benedick, Hero, Claudio, Don John, Don Pedro, and Leonardo. The play is mainly about the love relationships between Beatrice with Benedick and Hero with Claudio. In the play Beatrice and Benedick both prove that they can put aside their flirtatious bickering ways and be independent

Presented in a light-hearted manner, romantic comedies consist of two individuals who overcome obstacles together, resulting in self-improving in one, or both, of the individuals. In many romantic comedies, these obstacles are presented as social issues such as gender, class, sex, etc. Throughout the journey to love, these problems are addressed within the individuals, and in return, they are able to fall in love. A lot of the time, these individuals are only granted the ability to fall in love if the issues that they possess are solved, or improved upon. With that being said, in romantic comedies, love seems to present itself either as a solution to social problem, or a reward for fixing the problem.

In the novel Much Ado About Nothing, this is about Benedick and Beatrice are an ideal couple. They are an ideal couple because in some ways they are in common and shows conflict in the novel. They always bickering and arguing in the novel. This shows that they can find a way to solve this romantic relationship. In Claudio and Hero, they are a romantic relationship because they be sweet and loving to each other. I think this novel of Shakespeare’s will have a happy ending to the play because romantic novel

Some people’s characteristics may change the plot of a story in an enormous amount. Before Benedick and Beatrice are tricked they show their hate towards each other. After they are tricked in love they have a change of heart and become weds. In “Much Ado About Nothing,” by William Shakespeare, character Beatrice serves as the foil character of Benedick by which Beatrice's stubborn character is illuminated through Benedicks incisive weaknesses; thus interminably influences the conflict of the plot.

For example, when Claudio announces his desire to woo Hero, but then Don Pedro takes it upon himself to do the act for Claudio. This part didn’t make much sense to me, and I couldn’t tell if it was good or bad. But I could already see a conflict forming when I realized that Don John was observing the two. During the instigation of Don John, Claudio begins to mistrust Don Pedro, and thinks that he had been deceived. The characters in the play are now getting caught up in the illusions that they help to create for one another. Benedick and Beatrice flirt at the masked ball, each aware of the other’s presence yet they are pretending not to know the person hiding behind the mask. Also when Claudio shames and rejects Hero, Leonato announces that Hero has died in order to punish Claudio for his mistake. This somehow leads to Claudio’s return to accept the hand of Leonato’s niece (which actually is Hero). A group of women who are masked are presented to Claudio and he must wed blindly. There is a disconnect in this situation and the way this marriage was presented shows that the social institution of marriage doesn’t have much to do with love. I felt that His willingness to marry a woman who he’s never met stemmed from his guilt about accusing an innocent woman but also because he cares more about rising in Leonato’s favor. In the end, deceit is neither good or bad, it is just a way to create an

True love is a bond shared by few and dreamed of by everyone. The appearance of a relationship may not accurately depict the true reality of the situation. The bond between Claudio and Hero appears far stronger than that of Beatrice and Benedict, yet events of the play provide evidence for the converse. In Shakespeare's comedy Much Ado About Nothing, the masked emotions of two couples are evoked through subterfuge.