For 10 points, identify this Shakespeare play about Beatrice and Benedick.
One character in this play thinks that a villain is named Deformed and alludes to a "worm-eaten tapestry" in which Hercules's codpiece is as big as his club. Another character promises to "eat all of his killing," referring to the casualties inflicted in battle by her eventual lover. That lover muses that instead of the sign "Here is a good horse to hire," there should be a sign pointing to him as a married man, should marriage come to pass. This play contains a ghost character in the role of Innogen, whose husband hears the fanciful tale of the (*) Watch, who is supervised by Verges. Another character seduces Margaret in the guise of Hero, who is besmirched by the "Bastard Prince" Don John. Leonato governs Messina, whose constables are led by Dogberry in this play that ends with a fickle couple finally confessing their love. For 10 points, identify this Shakespeare play about Beatrice and Benedick.
One character in this play thinks that a villain is named Deformed and alludes to a "worm-eaten tapestry" in which Hercules's codpiece is as big as his club.
{Much Ado} About {Nothing}