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I'm amazed you're still talking, Signoir Benedick. No one's listening to you. 

Look, it's my dear lady disdain. Aren't you dead yet? 

I know you well enough. You are Signoir Antonio

At word, I am not.

But are you sure that benedick loves beatrice that much?

Thats what the prince and my fiance say

does anyyone have a dagger for me

Oh, God help me! How iḿ being attacked!

I wont be married. I wont join my soul to such a proven slut

Sweet Beatrice, wouldst thou come when I call thee?

Yes, Signior, and depart when you bid me. 

...Come on, I'll take you, but honestly I am only doing it out of pity.

I won't say no to you, but let it be known that i'm only doing this after a lot of persuasion...

I think this story mainly focuses on Benedick and Beatrice so most of my scenes focused on them, This is one of the first scenes in the play, showing Benedick and Beatrice fighting and bein mean to each other. 

This is Ursula and Antonio at the masquerade ball. Ursula knows Antonio very well, and can recognize him off of his mannerisms alone. He denies his identity. Masks have a pretty big part in this play. 

This is where Hero and Ursula are talking in the garden and purposefully saying things knowing Beatrice will overhear. Beatrice overhears that they think she is in love with Benedick, and also kind of a B word. 

This is the scene where Hero is accused of not being a virgin at her wedding to Claudio. they are false accusations. Hero is distraught and everyone is VERY angry, especially her father. She fakes her death.

This is the scene where, after a lifetime of fighting, Benedick and Beatrice are like "hey maybe i kinda am desperately in love with you" exceot theyre both stubborn and "too wise to woo"

Yay the lovebirds finally get married! This is part of the happy, peaceful ending of the play. Even during their wedding they're too stubborn to be cheesy.