About Nothing.
He makes his first appearance in the third scene of the third act, inquiring of Hugh Oatcake and George Seacoal "Are you good men and true?" His partner is the Headborough Verges, and some of his unintentional witticisms include "His wits are not so blunt as…I would desire they were" and "Our watch, sir, have indeed comprehended two aspicious persons." He captures Borachio, but his garbled speech almost allows Don John's plot to succeed against Claudio and Hero. FTP, identify this wacky constable from Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
He makes his first appearance in the third scene of the third act, inquiring of Hugh Oatcake and George Seacoal "Are you good men and true?"
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