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This essay analyzes Shakespeare's comedy 'Much Ado About Nothing' to demonstrate what might be Shakespeare's ideal view of love and how it pertains to trust or lack of trust and the institution of marriage. The analysis maintains the more mature relationship of Beatrice and Benedick represents the author's ideal view of love, compared to the immature relationship between Claudio and Hero.

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"The title of William Shakespeare's play revolving around the love relationships of two couples 'Much Ado About Nothing' primarily spells out the fact that the incidents and episodes in the play including infidelity, deception, mistrust and a fake death are much ado about nothing. This is because despite the contretemps between Beatrice and Benedick and Hero and Claudio, the respective couples genuinely are in love. Despite their genuine love for each other these couples engage in much ado over nothing because..."

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