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Beatrice Niece of Leonato and cousin of Hero. Although kind to her loved ones and described as a "pleasant-spirited lady', she is extremely witty and cynical, particularly towards Benedick, whom she once loved but now engages in constant bickering with. Shakespeare's symbol of early feminism, ...

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Beatrice - answer Niece of Leonato and cousin of Hero.
Although kind to her loved ones and described as a "pleasant-spirited lady', she is extremely
witty and cynical, particularly towards Benedick, whom she once loved but now engages in
constant bickering with.


Shakespeare's symbol of early feminism, as she is a character of justice and female autonomy,
vowing at the beginning of the play that she will never marry a man in order to keep her
freedom.


Benedick - answer A lord, recently returned from fighting in the wars.
Just like Beatrice, he also vows that he will never marry and stay a liberal bachelor.
Although he often retorts Beatrice's snide remarks and sarcastic wit with insulting retort, his
observant friends perceive an underlying affection for her beneath his facade of apathy.


The main character through which Shakespeare explores the theme of deception


Hero - answer The feminine ideal.
The beautiful, gentle and graceful daughter of Leonato.
The quintessential and ideal woman of the Elizabethan era, as she is obedient to her father and
cherished for her perceived pureness and chastity.


Claudio - answer A young, handsome and widely appraised soldier who has attained great
public acclaim through his noble fighting under Don Pedro's command.
Falls in love with Hero immediately upon his return to Messina.

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