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Messina Don Pedro Character Analysis

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In Messina, as Don Pedro, the Prince of Arragon, and his officers return from a recently concluded war, a message comes to Leonato that the prince plans to visit his house for a month. Benedick a bachelor, who loves speaking his mind like me, in comical argument with Hero’s cousin and intimate, the lady Beatrice, and also another one of the visitors, is Count Claudio who arrives with Duke’s Party who had once been attracted by Leonato’s only daughter before the war. Leonato holds a masked ball to celebrate the end of the war and the engagement of Hero and Claudio is arranged while Duke’s brother, Don John is resenting the celebration and also the engagement of Hero and Claudio, he somehow finds a way to ruin the general happiness by plotting

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