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Where does Leonato welcome Don Pedro and his companions?
What does Don Pedro offer to do for Claudio?
How does Leonato first treat Antonio's report about the Prince's love?
What advice does Conrade give Don John?
Why does Don John resent Claudio?
What false belief does Don John encourage during the masked celebration?
Whom does Don Pedro recruit to help bring Beatrice and Benedick together?
Who will appear at Hero's bedroom window in Borachio's plan?
What reward does Don John promise Borachio for the scheme?
How does Benedick interpret Beatrice's sharp replies after overhearing his friends?
Who stages the conversation that Beatrice overhears?
Where does Beatrice hide while listening to Hero and Ursula?
What does Beatrice resolve after hearing Hero and Ursula?
What excuse does Benedick give for his changed behavior?
What does Claudio threaten after Don John accuses Hero?
Whom does Dogberry choose to lead the watch?
What leads the watchmen to detain Borachio and Conrade?
What is Hero doing with Margaret before the wedding?
Who announces that the gentlemen have arrived to escort Hero to church?
What does Leonato tell Dogberry and Verges to do?
What happens to Hero after Claudio publicly accuses her?
What plan does Friar Francis propose after Hero collapses?
What does Benedick agree to do after declaring his love for Beatrice?
What does the Sexton order after hearing the watchmen's testimony?
Whose confession establishes Hero's innocence before Claudio?
Whom does Leonato require Claudio to agree to marry?
What difficulty does Benedick admit while waiting for Beatrice?
What does the inscription Claudio reads blame for Hero's death?
When does Hero reveal herself to Claudio?
What exposes Benedick and Beatrice's love despite their denials?
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