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In William Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing, Claudio loves Hero but is tricked into thinking she loves another man. Disappointed, Claudio agrees to marry someone else. After he has married this other woman, she pulls off her veil and is revealed to be Hero.

What effect does this sequence of events most likely have on the text?

It creates mystery about which man Hero truly loves.
It creates surprise since Claudio marries Hero without knowing it.
It creates humor since Claudio thinks Hero loves another man.
It creates tension about whether Claudio will accept Hero as his wife.

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I would say that it would create surprise because Claudio married Hero without knowing it. This also adds a dramatic change to the story. Claudio then realizes that his bride is the woman that he loves. If I were him, I'd be surprised as well. So I'd go with B It creates surprise since Claudio marries Hero without knowing it.

Hopelfully, this helps.

Answer:

It creates surprise since Claudio marries Hero without knowing it.

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