For 10 points, name this Shakespearean comedy about Beatrice and Benedick.
One character in this work remarks that "comparisons are odorous", and one scene involves Margaret dressing up as one of the protagonists and pretending to be Borachio's lover, a deception that is believed by Don Pedro but revealed by Friar Francis. This subplot may have been inspired by the works of Matteo Bandello and is the result of machinations by Don John to trick Claudio into thinking that Hero is unfaithful to him. Better known is its account of "a kind of merry war" between two characters who can't decide whether they want to get married. For 10 points, name this Shakespearean comedy about Beatrice and Benedick.
One character in this work remarks that "comparisons are odorous", and one scene involves Margaret dressing up as one of the protagonists and pretending to be Borachio's lover, a deception that is believed by Don Pedro but revealed by Friar Francis.
{Much Ado} About {Nothing}