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
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.