Taking place during Don Pedro's visit to Messina, FTP name this Shakespeare comedy about the numerous activities of Beatrice and Benedick.
At one point during this play, the protagonist notes that "a man loves the meat in his youth that he cannot endure in his age," and reasons that "the world must be peopled." He sees a double meaning in her reluctance in summoning him to dinner, and finally falls in love with one "too wise to woo peaceably." A side plot involves an "ass" of a city-officer who apprehends Conrade and Borachio, the latter of whom had made love to Margaret while she posed as her mistress Hero, causing Claudio to break off the wedding. Taking place during Don Pedro's visit to Messina, FTP name this Shakespeare comedy about the numerous activities of Beatrice and Benedick.
At one point during this play, the protagonist notes that "a man loves the meat in his youth that he cannot endure in his age," and reasons that "the world must be peopled."
{Much Ado about Nothing}