Much Ado About Nothing: Key Quotations (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Much Ado About Nothing: Key Quotations
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Don John's self-description

Plain-dealing villain

Claudio's positive metaphor for Hero

Jewel

Hero's quote about Cupid's killing methods

Some with arrows, some with traps

What Beatrice prefers to hearing a man's love

Her dog bark at a crow

Claudio's insult metaphor for Hero

Rotten orange

How Hero died according to her quote

Defiled

Leonato's word for false accusation

Belied

What Beatrice wishes she were

A man

Don John prefers being this to a rose

Canker in a hedge

Benedick will die in thy ___

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Who says 'plain-dealing villain'?

Don John

Claudio's farewell words to Hero

Farewell, therefore, Hero

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