The protagonist of this play rebukes the adage that "the savage bull doth b
The protagonist of this play rebukes the adage that "the savage bull doth bear the yoke," asserting that he will never get married. Another character in this play commands his sexton to make a note that Conrad has made him look like an ass. Two brides in this play arrive at their wedding wearing masks. In this play set in Messina, Margaret and Borachio make love as part of Don John's scheme to make Claudio think that his lover Hero is being unfaithful. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play in which Dogberry exposes Don John's scheme and Beatrice marries Benedick.
The protagonist of this play rebukes the adage that "the savage bull doth bear the yoke," asserting that he will never get married.
Much Ado About Nothing