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What is dramatic irony in Much Ado About Nothing?

When audience knows what characters don't

In Act 2, Scene 3, what does Benedick overhear that creates dramatic irony?

A fabricated talk about Beatrice loving him

What does wordplay between Beatrice and Benedick primarily showcase?

Their mental agility and intelligence

Which is an example of positive deception in the play?

Friends tricking Benedick & Beatrice

How does Hero contrast with Beatrice as a foil character?

Hero is quiet & obedient vs bold

How do Don Pedro and Don John serve as foil characters?

Don Pedro is honourable; Don John bitter

When does Shakespeare use verse rather than prose in the play?

For serious moments like proposals

What does Dogberry say instead of 'apprehended two suspicious persons'?

'Comprehended two auspicious persons'

What is ironic about Dogberry's use of malapropisms?

Despite verbal errors, he solves the plot

What does Hero's supposed death and rebirth symbolise?

Restoration of purity and innocence

What does the imagery of eyes, seeing and watching represent?

Misunderstanding & difficulty knowing truth

How does the Beatrice-Benedick plot differ from the Claudio-Hero plot?

More witty, equal & resilient vs fragile

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