Much Ado About Nothing

Much Ado About Nothing

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2004 · Inglese · Brossura · 823 editions
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In this timeless comedic play, Shakespeare intertwines two distinct tales of love and deception set against the backdrop of Messina, Italy. At the heart of one narrative is the innocent Hero, whose impending marriage to the noble Claudio takes a turn for the dramatic as misunderstandings and treachery threaten to unravel their union. The mischief orchestrated by the scheming Don John instigates a whirlwind of events that challenge both Hero's virtue and Claudio's honor, highlighting the fragility and complexity of love.

Contrasting this unfolding drama is the spirited banter between Beatrice and Benedick, two witty individuals who consistently clash in their verbal sparring. Their reluctance to embrace their feelings for one another adds a delightful layer of comedic tension. As the two couples navigate the trials of love, misunderstandings and playful deception lead to revelations and heartfelt resolutions, capturing the intricacies of romance and the essence of human connection in a richly entertaining tale.

Dettagli del libro

Formato Brossura
Pagine 246 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato Jan 1, 2004
Editore Simon Schuster
ISBN-10 0780757637
ISBN-13 9780780757639

Generi

Romanzo Fantascienza Thriller e Suspense Giovani Adulti Bambini Biografia Azione e Avventura Auto-aiuto Scienza e Tecnologia Storia Orrore Umorismo Business ed Economia Filosofia Fantasy Manga Romanzi a Fumetti Poesia Libri di Cucina Viaggi Arte e Fotografia Classici Contemporaneo Politica Psicologia

Un clásico que nunca me canso de leer, porque resulta una historia muy divertida y que se lee en un suspiro.Desde luego, los personajes son icónicos, sobre todo Benedicto y Beatriz.También recomiendo ver su versión cinematográfica, porque está muy bien tratada también la historia.

September 26th 2021

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