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- To be married to her, friar, not to marry, and I dare make his answer, no
- Act 4 Scene 1
- Friar Francis, be brief, only to the plain form of marriage.
- I do, and none, my lord.
- Alright, you two come hither to marry each other, and know none of any reasons why you should not conjoin?
- No, and ...
- Let's bring our plan into motion
- Am I dreaming?
- Prince, do something, please!
- Act 4 Scene 1
- She only appears honorable from the outside. She is a beautiful orange that rots inside...
- Thank you, Prince. Now then, Leonato, take your daughter back.
- What is wrong with him?
- Are you sick, my lord?
- Hold on, friar. Father, what should I give you back in equal to this gift?
- She has been in a man's bed, and that man is NOT ME!
- What can I do? I have been dishonored...
- Grandchildren, perhaps, my lord.
- Why have you collapsed, cousin?
- Hath no man's dagger here a point for me?
- Act 4 Scene 1
- Anyone HELP!
- Goodbye, beautiful sinner! Goodbye to your wickedness and your wicked purity!
- CRIES HERSELF TO FAINT!
- You are no virgin. Leonato, I swear on my honor that we saw and heard Hero talking to a brute at her window last night
- Come on, let us get out of here, as these things smother her spirit up
- Sir, they are spoken, and they are true
- Death is the best way to cover up her shame! Don't open your eyes, Hero!
- Friar Francis is told to keep the ceremony brief. Hero answers the questions the friar gives sincerely, whereas Leonato has to fix one of Claudio's answers to make it more appropriate.
- Act 4 Scene 1
- Take comfort, lady!
- Hear me a little. I've been watching Hero this whole time and I see that the innocent paleness that take over her face and...
- The plan to shame Hero in front of the public is put into motion. Claudio tells all of them what he witnessed yesterday at night, which greatly shocked everyone. Don Pedro has his back, and Hero is surprised at how she is being attacked.
- Act 4 Scene 1
- a fire in her eyes that would seem to burn away the lies the princes have told about her chastity...
- Please listen to my advice. This is to serve the great goals that I have in mind that would benefit her...
- You can doubt my age, my reputation, my position, and my holiness if this lady turns out to be guilty
- In the midst of a commotion, our villain Don John joins the wedding scene. Hero, overwhelmed by the sudden accusations against her, cries herself to faint. Beatrice calls for help, whereas Claudio, Don Pedro, and his brother exit the scene, leaving behind the chaos.
- Act 4 Scene 2
- What is your name?
- Let's get them opinioned and be brought to Leonato's
- The sexton should write down that I - the Prince's officer was called a fool and an ass!
- Honestly, sir, we are not criminals
- Isn't every living thing condemning her?
- ...
- Leonato is having a very long monologue in which he criticizes Hero greatly for her sins, and regrets having her as a daughter and holding high regards for her. Benedick is surprised by his speech that he doesn't know what to say.
- ...
- Would the two princes and Claudio lie?
- Why did I ever have one? Why did you once seem lovely to me?
- If your spirit could bear this shame, I would risk punishment and kill you myself!
- Sir, calm down. I'm so amazed that I don't know what to say!
- Leonato listens to the friar's plan and decides to follow it. Benedick and Beatrice confess their love for each other. Beatrice wants him to kill Claudio, which Benedick ultimately agrees to do it.
- Being that I flow in grief, the smallest twine may lead me.
- I'll keep crying a whole longer. I feel awful for my cousin.
- I was about to swear that I love you!
- Kill Claudio!
- You kill me to deny it!
- I'm sorry, if you think Claudio wrongly accused Hero, that's enough for me. I'll challenge him to a duel...
- Ask me to do anything for you.
- By my sword, you love me, and I love you!
- Not a chance!
- This man says that Don John was a villain, and that he had given him a thousand pieces of gold for the execution of this plan
- Bring the criminals before me!
- And that Count Claudio meant to disgrace Hero in front of the congregation and refuse to marry her
- Meanwhile, Borachio and Conrade are being examined by the assembly. The watchmen reveal what they overheard from the criminals, and ultimately the assembly decides to bring them to Leonato's. Dogberry feels offended about being insulted by the criminals, so he makes a lengthy reply about it.
- Get off me, you coxcomb!
- Borachio
- I'm a gentleman whose name is Conrade
- You ass!
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