One character in this play introduces an ongoing joke when he states the adage, "In time the savage bull doth bear the yoke." At a wedding in this play, all of the women wear masks. At the beginning of Act IV, a ceremony presided over by Friar Francis is halted after a woman hears herself compared to a "rotten orange" for her infidelity and then faints. A constable in this play retorts "Forget not
One character in this play introduces an ongoing joke when he states the adage, "In time the savage bull doth bear the yoke." At a wedding in this play, all of the women wear masks. At the beginning of Act IV, a ceremony presided over by Friar Francis is halted after a woman hears herself compared to a "rotten orange" for her infidelity and then faints. A constable in this play retorts "Forget not that I am an ass." In this play, a daughter of Leonato loves a soldier who recently returned to Messina with Don Pedro. Its minor characters include the drunken Borachio and Dogberry. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare comedy, which ends with a double wedding for Hero and Claudio as well as Beatrice and Benedick.