In Much Ado About Nothing, by William Shakespeare, the characters had intriguing relationships with each other. The relationships that comprise this play revealed a common truth about human nature. In the same way, the characters exhibited many complex and distinct elements present in all human beings. The romantic relationships of Beatrice, Benedict, Hero, and Claudio mimic the act of courtship and love in the real world. Human beings can discover truths about life, such as …showed first 75 words of 676 total…

…showed last 75 words of 676 total…how different couples handle their affections. Great literary works are those that contain real life dramas as this play did. Both couples saw inward and outward beauty by the end of the play, although they ended up learning practically opposite lessons in love. In certain times, inner beauty is more clear than is outer beauty. However, overconfidence in our observations and the way we present ourselves can make us blind from another perspective as well.