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- 1Act 1 Scene 1Don Pedro the prince of Aragon and his soldiers return from battle to Messina. Leonato the Governor welcomes them into his home and Claudio instantly falls in love with his daughter Hero. Beatrice Hero's cousin is re-united with Benedick the man she loves and hates.
- 2Act 1 Scene 2Leonato is preparing a huge dinner and Antonio tells him that he over heard Claudio confessing his love to Hero
- 3Act 1 Scene 3Don John, the villain of the play also called Don John the "bastard" has also heard of the news and tries to ruin Claudio's and Hero's relationship he does this because he is jealous of his brothers royalty (Don Pedro)
- 4Act 2 Scene 1After supper, Leonato invites his guests to a great masked ball where Beatrice and Benedick continue to provide some light comedy – although they love each other, they can’t stop mocking each other long enough to admit it. Leonato gives permission for his daughter to marry Claudio in seven days time.
- 5Act 2 Scene 2Hearing that they only have one week to ruin the wedding, Don John and his henchmen soon devise a plan – they intend to trick Claudio with false evidence into thinking that Hero has been unfaithful to him the night before their wedding.
- 6Act 2 Scene 3Meanwhile, Don Pedro tricks Benedick into thinking that Beatrice is head-over-heals in love with him, but dare not admit it in case Benedick mocks her. Benedick, who overhears this staged conversation, is completely fooled and starts musing on his love for Beatrice.
- 7Act 3 Scene 1Hero keeps her end of the bargain and manages to fool Beatrice into thinking that Benedick loves her, but dare not admit it to her. She, too, overhears Hero’s staged conversation and starts musing on her love for Benedick.
- 8Act 3 Scene 2It is the night before the wedding and Don John prepares to execute his plan. He finds Claudio and tells him of Hero’s impurity. At first disbelieving, Claudio eventually agrees to go with Don John and see for himself.
- 9Act 3 Scene 3Dogberry, a bumbling constable, instructs his watchmen to be extra vigilant because of the important wedding in the morning.The watchmen later overhear Don John’s henchmen drunkenly bragging about how they successfully tricked Claudio – they are promptly arrested.
- 10Act 3 Scene 4It is the morning of the wedding and Hero is nervously preparing before the wedding party arrive and take her to church.
- 11Act 3 Scene 5Leonato is hastily making his way to the wedding when he is stopped by Dogberry. Dogberry is a bumbling idiot and fails to communicate what his watch have discovered. Frustrated, Leonato tells him to interview the suspects and speak to him after the wedding ceremony.
- 12Act 4 Scene 1Claudio publicly reveals Hero’s infidelity halfway through the marriage ceremony. Hero is stunned by the accusation and soon faints in the chaos that follows. Once the wedding party disbands, the Friar becomes suspicious and convinces Leonato, Beatrice and Benedick to pretend that Hero died from shock until they discover who has slandered her – Benedick immediately suspects Don John.
Left alone, Beatrice and Benedick finally declare their love for each other. Beatrice asks Benedick to kill Claudio to avenge the shame he has brought on her family. - 13Act 4 Scene 2The trail of Don John’s henchmen happens after the wedding – too late to save the day. By now, the whole town thinks that Hero has died and they go to inform Leonato that his daughter died in vain.
- 14Act 5 Scene 1People are beginning to turn against Claudio; both Leonato and Benedick accuse him of wronging Hero, and then Dogberry reveals Don John’s henchmen. Claudio realizes that he was tricked by Don John and tries to apologize to Leonato. Leonato is surprisingly forgiving (because he knows that his daughter didn’t actually die). He says that he will forgive Claudio if he marries his cousin the following day
- 15Act 5 Scene 2Beatrice and Benedick still can’t stop insulting each other. They soon talk themselves out of having ever admitted love for one another at all.
- 16Act 5 Scene 3By night, Claudio visits Hero’s tomb to mourn and hangs an epitaph – as Leonato requested.
- 17Act 5 Scene 4At the wedding, Claudio is amazed when Hero is revealed to be alive and as virtuous as ever. Benedick and Beatrice finally admit their love for each other in public. Moments before the celebrations begins, a messenger arrives and reports that Don John has been captured.
- 18SoldiersDON PEDRO, Prince of Aragon
DON JOHN, his bastard Brother
CLAUDIO, a young Lord of Florence
BENEDICK, a young Lord of Padua - 19Main FamilyLEONATO, Governor of Messina
HERO, Daughter to Leonato
BEATRICE, Niece to Leonato - 20OthersANTONIO, his Brother
MARGARET, URSULA, Waiting-gentlewomen attending on Hero
BALTHAZAR, Servant to Don Pedro
BORACHIO, CONRADE, followers of Don John
DOGBERRY, a Constable
VERGES, a Headborough
FRIAR FRANCIS
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