One character in this play tells a liar that he will be, "condemned into everlasting redemption." That character repeatedly gives strange advice to the two watchmen he oversees and to Verges. In this play, that character finds out that Borachio was paid money to spread a rumor about another character, using his honest girlfriend Margaret to do so. 
One character in this play tells a liar that he will be, "condemned into everlasting redemption." That character repeatedly gives strange advice to the two watchmen he oversees and to Verges. In this play, that character finds out that Borachio was paid money to spread a rumor about another character, using his honest girlfriend Margaret to do so. This play is set in Messina, the character in charge of the watchmen is Dogberry, and the couple originally fooled is Claudio and Hero. Name this Shakespeare play in which Don John is jealous of Don Pedro and in which Benedick marries Beatrice.
One character in this play tells a liar that he will be, "condemned into everlasting redemption.