Don John was born out of wedlock, he feels like nobody deserves to live a happy life, or get married. Also, many people think that Don John actually loved Hero, so was jealous of Claudio;and felt like since he couldn't marry Hero, Claudio shouldn't be able to either.
She asks him to kill Claudio for causing so much pain to the her family
Beatrice was upset about the way Claudio acted during the wedding when he accused Hero for being with another man. He hurt Hero and to that Beatrice felt that Claudio needed to be killed.
I'm pretty sure that is called Sadie Hawkens dance in high school.. if I'm right
some tricks for beginers are figure 8 (aka ice cream scoops) and horizontals there are many other types of tircks but those are the first step for other tricks- advance, beginner, whatever- ask me on my message board
Don Pedro says that he will propose the marriage of Claudio and Hero to Leonato her father and get his consent. This he does. Claudio is grumpy because he has been fooled by Don John into believing that Don Pedro wanted Hero for himself.
Don John was born out of wedlock, he feels like nobody deserves to live a happy life, or get married. Also, many people think that Don John actually loved Hero, so was jealous of Claudio;and felt like since he couldn't marry Hero, Claudio shouldn't be able to either.
promise not to go over the minutes next month and comply to the promise. or if your dad bought it for you, and your mom took it away Cause you didn't ask her to get it then ask if you can have it back for a moment to add a new contact even if you don't have to and then shell say yes and shell say you can have it back just don't do whatever you did the first time!
Though Don John ostensibly influences all of the action of the play, he has very few speaking lines for a main character. Don John operates as a plot-device more than a fully fleshed out character. He does give us a little speech about how he's a bad guy - and likes being a bad guy - but there's not much that we say about him because we never really know his motivations, or even his reaction to all of the chaos he's caused. In the end, he has run off before he can even be punished or have a warm, fuzzy change of heart scene. He's definitely not Shakespeare's most compelling and complex villain. Ultimately, though, it isn't a failing of Shakespeare's that this villain is so thin. It's actually a reminder to the reader that the play isn't supposed to be a tragedy, and isn't even supposed to really analyze evil at all. The more important take-home points of the play are about mirth and the folly of misunderstanding.Don Pedro - An important nobleman from Aragon, sometimes referred to as "Prince." Don Pedro is a longtime friend of Leonato, Hero's father, and is also close to the soldiers who have been fighting under him-the younger Benedick and the very young Claudio. Don Pedro is generous, courteous, intelligent, and loving to his friends, but he is also quick to believe evil of others and hasty to take revenge. He is the most politically and socially powerful character in the play.
You can ask for whatever you want, but most likely you won't get whatever you want.
She promises to ask Zeus to side with the Trojans in the battle.
Promise ring
whatever don't ask me
She asks him to kill Claudio for causing so much pain to the her family
Whatever you want.
Ask Janie, she says that all the time.
because she wants to ask her