Beatrice's Emotional Struggles and Relationships

The transcript revolves around a conversation about Beatrice's unexpected love for Benedict. Initially, it is surprising to the characters as Beatrice has always seemed to dislike Benedict. The discussion explores whether her passion is genuine or counterfeit. Beatrice's emotional turmoil is evident as she struggles with her feelings, fearing rejection and contemplating drastic actions. The characters speculate on how Benedict might react if he learns of her affection, considering his known contemptible spirit.

What is surprising about Beatrice's feelings towards Benedick?

• She is indifferent to him.

• She has never met him.

• She seemed to dislike him.

• She has always loved him.

What is suggested about Beatrice's feelings?

• They are genuine.

• She is confused.

• She is pretending.

• They are indifferent.

What is questioned about Beatrice's passion?

• Its intensity.

• Its authenticity.

• Its source.

• Its duration.

What does Leonato's daughter observe about Beatrice?

• She is calm.

• She is happy.

• She is indifferent.

• She is in turmoil.

What does Beatrice do at night?

• She sleeps peacefully.

• She writes and cries.

• She goes for a walk.

• She reads books.

What is the concern about Beatrice's well-being?

• She might get angry.

• She might harm herself.

• She might leave town.

• She might fall ill.

What is debated about informing Benedick?

• Whether he will be kind.

• Whether he will laugh.

• Whether he will be angry.

• Whether he will be indifferent.

What is feared about Beatrice's fate?

• She will find someone else.

• She will die from unrequited love.

• She will forget Benedick.

• She will move away.