Tracking Images

Tracking Images

1. Food

   • 'While she hath such meet food to feed it' pg.9
   • 'You had musty victual, and hath holp to eat it' pg.5
   • 'He is no less than a stuffed man, but for the stuffing - well we are mortal' pg.5
     • metaphor
     • he is not as great and honourable as you describe him to be

2. Fashion and Clothes

   • 'He wears his faith but as a fashion of his hat' pg.5
     • Benedick is always changing is opinions - 'faith', as if it were as meaningless as trading hats
     • Not a loyal friend
     • Metaphor

3. Disease

   • 'he will hang upon him like a disease' pg.7
     • similie
     • he is an annoying friend
   • 'he is sooner caught that the pestilence' pg.7
     • plague

4. Animals

   • 'I wish my horse were as fast as your tongue' pg.9
     • similie
     • exaggerating how quick and sharp tongued Beatrice is
   • 'you always end with a Jade's trick' pg.9
     • broken down vicious horse
     • Beatrice is annoyed how Benedict had given up
   • 'hang me in a bottle like a cat'
     • similie
     • emphasising that he would sooner become target practice than fall in love

5. Weaponry

   • 'subscribed for Cupid, and challenged him at the birdbolt' pg.5
     • toy arrows
     • Benedick is described as a coward and fool
   • 'I stood like a man at a mark, with a whole army shooting at me' pg.
     • Benedick feels like a target to Beatrice's insults
     • similie

6. Music

   • 'By my troth a good song' pg.53
   • 'thou sing'st well enough for a shift' pg.53
   • 'I pray thee get us some excellent music' pg.53
   • 'is not strange that sheep's guts should hale souls out of mens bodies' pg.51
     • its odd how such beautiful instruments can be made from such disgusting parts

7. Poison

   • 'The poison of that lies in you to temper' pg.45
     • Its up to you to decide
       • depends on how much resentment you feel
     • metaphor

8. Hunting and Fishing

   • 'bait the hook well, this fish will bite' pg.55
     • aside
     • lead him on a little further 'bait the hook well' to make it believable
   • 'Stalk on, stalk on, the fowl sits' pg.55
     • metaphor
     • keep talking, we must make it believable
   • 'Let there be some net spread for her' pg.59
     • metaphor
   • 'he would make but a sport of it' pg.57
     • metaphor

9. Birds

   • 'a bird of my tongue is better than a beast of yours' pg.9
     • describing Benedick as rude and aggressive
     • metaphor
   • 'you are a rare parrot teacher' pg.9
     • look at you, you're instructing me like a parrot would
   • 'I should this a gull' pg.55
   • 'The flat transgression of a schoolboy who, being overjoyed with finding a birds nest, shows it to his companion and he steals it' pg.
     • Claudio is compared to a schoolboy, very immature/naive
     • Hero is described as a treasure
     • metaphor