90. Much Ado About Nothing - I do love nothing in the world so well as you.
Shakespeare Closely ReadShow Notes
Claudio and his friends, falling for Don John's deception, accuse Hero of infidelity. Hero faints, and supposing her to be dead her accusers depart. The friar advises Hero's family and friends to let out that she is dead. Benedict and Beatrice declare their love for each other, and Beatrice has Benedict challenge Claudio to avenge Hero.
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