Today’s Totally Random
Lines
Think you not on him till to-morrow: I’ll
devise thee brave punishment for him – Strike up, pipers!
[Dance.
Exeunt.]
Benedick
Much Ado About Nothing Act V, Scene iv, Line 128
It’s the last
line of the play. Benedick is reacting to the messenger who’s said that they’ve
caught the former’s brother, John, and they’re bringing him back to Messina. John
is the villain of the play and without him there wouldn’t have been Much Ado,
the play would have been mostly About Nothing. So, I guess they
should have been talking about rewarding John instead of punishing him. Right?
Wait,
what?
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