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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
Much Ado About Nothing
Scene Review Questions
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Dan Cook Archived (dan-scape.co.uk)
2.
Cast of Major Characters
Leonato (govenor of Messina)
Hero (his daughter)
Beatrice (his niece)
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Franco Folini
3.
Major Characters (cont.)
Don Pedro (Prince of Aragon, in modern Spain)
Don John (his brother, jealous of crown)
Count Claudio (commander in Don Pedro/Prince's army and his friend)
Benedick (soldier in Don Pedro's army)
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Edgar Barany
4.
Setting: Messina, Italy
Some time in the early 1600's
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Franco Folini
5.
Background:
Don Pedro (Prince) has just finished a battle/war with his younger brother, Don John, over something (who knows).
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David Barrie
6.
Don Pedro (Prince) won, and is gloating in the first act. His brother, Don John, lost and is very bitter about it.
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Dan Cook Archived (dan-scape.co.uk)
7.
Character foil:
Review the definition of a character foil.
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ronploof
8.
Important Character Pairs/Foils
Hero --- Claudio
Beatrice --- Benedick
Don Pedro --- Don John
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neilalderney123
9.
Act I, Scene i
What happens in the first onstage conversation between Benedick and Beatrice?
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ChrisYunker
10.
Next, what happens in the first "conversation" between Hero and Claudio?
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archer10 (Dennis) REPOSTING
11.
What does the prince vow to do at the end of Act I, scene i?
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mφop plaφer
12.
Act I, scene ii:
What does Lenato hear about The Prince, Don Pedro? Why is this confusing?
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ChrisYunker
13.
Act I, scene iii:
What does Don John vow to do when he hears that Claudio loves hero?
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imagina (www.giuseppemoscato.com)
14.
Day 2, Act II:
We need to do some character analysis of the character pairs:
Hero -- Claudio
Beatrice -- Benedick
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WanderingtheWorld (www.ChrisFord.com)
15.
In your groups, read each of the following passages and summarize them. Then, explain what it tells the audience about that character.
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jurvetson
16.
How to do citations in Shakespeare (act.scene.lines)
Example: The first lines of the play, "I learn in this letter that Don Pedro..." (1.1.1-2).
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Giuseppe Martino™
17.
Beatrice:
"By my troth, niece..."
(2.1.17-49).
What do we know about Beatrice?
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Jason Pier in DC
18.
Benedick:
"Troth, my lord..."
(2.1.210-270).
What does this tell us about Benedick?
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.Fra981.
19.
Claudio:
"My liege, your Highness may now do me good..."
(1.1.284-323). What does this tell us about Claudio?
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blmiers2
20.
Hero:
"Daughter, remember what I told you..." (2.1.65-95). What is Beatrice saying to Hero? What does this tell us about her?
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Chi King
21.
Day 3, Act III
The Ruse Begins
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Edgar Barany
22.
Group 1: Revisit the Ruse, summarize Act II, scene iii, especially lines 95 - 220.
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gelinh
23.
Group 2: Summarize Act III, scene i
How do Hero and Ursula characterize Beatrice?
(Find quote to prove.)
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neilalderney123
24.
Group 3: Summarize Act III, scene ii
How has Benedick changed? (Find lines to prove this.)
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Thomas Hawk
25.
Group 4: Summarize Act III, scene iii
What exactly is Borachio's plan?
(lines 130 to the end)
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jean louis mazieres
26.
Group 5: Summarize Act III, scene iv
How does Hero mock Beatrice?
(line 40 to the end)
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Martin Sojka .. www.VisualEscap.es
27.
Group 6: theme of marriage
How is marriage different for Hero than is it is for Beatrice?
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jurvetson
28.
Group 7: theme of lies and deceit
Is it right to trick Benedick in this play? What reasons do they give for doing so?
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archer10 (Dennis) REPOSTING
29.
Group 8: theme of gender
Does Beatrice act too manly in this play? Find an example of when she acts in a masculine way.
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FlavioCDC
30.
Group 9: theme of courtship
Why are Hero and Claudio getting married without ever having really spoken? Can they really be in love?
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JustinMN
31.
Day 4
Act IV
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