It also includes the bumbling constable Dogberry.
One character in this play proclaims that his bride is "but a sign and semblance of her honor" before leaving her at the altar. Another character in this play compares one half of his character to a "savage bull" and laments that his horns signify that any woman who would marry him would be sure to commit adultery. An officer in this play insists on having it be written that he is an ass after revealing that Borachio had been paid by Don John to break up a marriage. In this play, Leonato is the governor of Messina, and Leonato's daughter fakes her own death after she is wrongfully accused of infidelity in order to reveal the deception. It also includes the bumbling constable Dogberry. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare comedy that ends with the double marriage of Claudio and Hero and Beatrice and Benedick.
One character in this play proclaims that his bride is "but a sign and semblance of her honor" before leaving her at the altar.
Much Ado About Nothing