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Strana 168
If we compare this with the opening combat between Beatrice and Benedick , we find tight rhymed verse replaced by flexible prose ; we find also that beneath the exchange of ideas we can detect a deeper interplay of minds .
If we compare this with the opening combat between Beatrice and Benedick , we find tight rhymed verse replaced by flexible prose ; we find also that beneath the exchange of ideas we can detect a deeper interplay of minds .
Strana 178
It is part of the realism of the scene that Benedick cannot surrender an old friendship as swiftly or easily as Claudio can renounce his love . But , paradoxically , this touch also unites the two plots , showing Benedick , like Claudio ...
It is part of the realism of the scene that Benedick cannot surrender an old friendship as swiftly or easily as Claudio can renounce his love . But , paradoxically , this touch also unites the two plots , showing Benedick , like Claudio ...
Strana 179
At the bottom of this episode lies a conventional love story pattern : Benedick must prove his worthiness as a lover by proving his manhood . This is something more basic – more primitive , even – than the conventions of the Claudio ...
At the bottom of this episode lies a conventional love story pattern : Benedick must prove his worthiness as a lover by proving his manhood . This is something more basic – more primitive , even – than the conventions of the Claudio ...
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