Don John | called the bastard son, friends with Conrade and Borrachio, Don Pedro’s brother. |
Hero | Leonato’s daughter, in love with Claudio, cousin of Beatrice. |
Borrachio | woos Margaret by the name of Hero, captured by the watch. |
Benedick | swears he will live a bachelor, from Padua, Beatrice’s sparring partner, under the command of Don Pedro. |
Leonato | Governer of Messina, only has one heir named Hero. |
Friar Francis | Comes up with the plan to hide Hero and publish that she has died. |
Dogsberry | the Master Constable, never seems to get his words right , in chrage of the night watch. |
Beatrice | swears she will never marry, the niece of Leonato. |
Antonio | Leonato’s brother. |
Claudio | in love with Hero, from Florence, under the command of Don Pedro. |
Don Pedro | commander of the army, prince of Arraggon, arranges a marriage fro Claudio |
Margaret | mistaken for Hero at mose inconnvient time, flirtasious especially with Balthasar and Borrachio. |
Wit/Repartee | A succession or interchange of of clever retorts or amusing and usually light sparring with words. |
Innuendo | A hint or insinuation especially about someone’s character or reputation. |
Malapropism | an absurb or humorsous misuse of a word. |
Pun | the use of words, usually humorous, based on the several meanings of one word, a similarity of meaning between words that are pronounced the same, or the difference in meanings between two words pronounced the same and spelled somewhat similarly. |
English Test – Much Ado About Nothing
July 22, 2019