We have lovely Hero; innocent and pure in every way.
Trusting in the one to whom she has given her heart.
And then there's Claudio; pure of intent, but a little clueless.
Easily misinterprets ... well, just about everything, including himself.
We have quite a few actors playing the parts of Beatrice and Benedick.
Not this scene, however; they all want to play the chapel scene where vengeance is passionately demanded and promised.
O God, that I were a man. I would eat his heart in the market-place.
Dear Hero's good name must be restored.
We even have a remorseful Claudio posting an epitaph of sorts.
The questions still remain:
Will anyone seek advice from Friar Francis?
Will Claudio understand the full impact of his actions?
Will Don John ever change his facial expression?
Trusting in the one to whom she has given her heart.
Easily misinterprets ... well, just about everything, including himself.
We have quite a few actors playing the parts of Beatrice and Benedick.Not this scene, however; they all want to play the chapel scene where vengeance is passionately demanded and promised.
O God, that I were a man. I would eat his heart in the market-place.
Dear Hero's good name must be restored.
We even have a remorseful Claudio posting an epitaph of sorts.
The questions still remain:
Will anyone seek advice from Friar Francis?
Will Claudio understand the full impact of his actions?
Will Don John ever change his facial expression?
But masters, remember that I am an ass:
though it be not written down, yet forget not that I am an ass.
though it be not written down, yet forget not that I am an ass.
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