The image of the "savage bull [that] may… pluck off the bull's horns and set them in my forehead" is created in Act I of this play, while the apprehension of Conrad and Borachio accompanies the lines "Dost thou not suspect my place?", spoken by the constable Dogberry. By this play's end, Don John is brought back to Messina to face Don Pedro after his attempts to prevent Leonato's daughter from marrying a Florentine nobleman. For 10 points, Benedick and Beatrice, along with Hero and Claudio, are brought together in which Shakespeare play?
The image of the "savage bull [that] may… pluck off the bull's horns and set them in my forehead" is created in Act I of this play, while the apprehension of Conrad and Borachio accompanies the lines "Dost thou not suspect my place?", spoken by the constable Dogberry. By this play's end, Don John is brought back to Messina to face Don Pedro after his attempts to prevent Leonato's daughter from marrying a Florentine nobleman. For 10 points, Benedick and Beatrice, along with Hero and Claudio, are brought together in which Shakespeare play?
The image of the "savage bull [that] may… pluck off the bull's horns and set them in my forehead" is created in Act I of this play, while the apprehension of Conrad and Borachio accompanies the lines "
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