[DOC] [TLE] Much Ado About Nothing: Entire Play [PAR] In our last conflict four of his five wits went halting off, and now is the whole man 
... Enter DON PEDRO, DON JOHN, CLAUDIO, BENEDICK, and BALTHASAR .... 
And, by my two faiths and troths, my lord, I spoke mine. ...... Strike up, pipers. [DOC] [TLE] Much Ado About Nothing Act 5 Summary and Analysis | GradeSaver [PAR] Benedick arrives and is greeted warmly by both Don Pedro and Claudio. They 
tell him ... Strike up, pipers" (5.4.121-122). ... The second line reverses the 
meaning of the first line, turning Hero's initial innocence to guilt. ... As in many 
Shakespearian comedies, we are left with a sense that everything is not perfect at 
the end. [DOC] [TLE] Enter Bastard: Final Thoughts on Much Ado About Nothing (by ... [PAR] Sep 19, 2013 ... Final Thoughts on The Aspern Papers (by Bethany)  ... all of Shakespeare's 
comedies on some level are devoted to exploring the .... The very last line of the 
play, spoken by Benedick, is Think not on [Sir ... Strike up, pipers! [DOC] [TLE] A Second Look at Don John, Shakespeare's Most Passive Villain ... [PAR] Shakespeare does not provide Don John with many lines and instead, gives ... 
For instance, Hero and Ursula discuss Benedick's supposed love for ... Moreover, 
at the end of the play, Leonato calls Claudio a villain and blames him for the 
feigned death of his innocent daughter, Hero: ... Strike up, pipers (V.4.121-122). [DOC] [TLE] Review: Much Ado About Nothing at Miller Outdoor Theatre ... [PAR] Aug 1, 2016 ... Much Ado is classic Bard comedy, filled with sparkling wit, a masked ball, 
eavesdropping, mistaken identity ... Strike up, pipers! is the final line. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about SHAKESPEARE - StudyStack [PAR] THIS COMEDY'S LAST LINE, "STRIKE UP, PIPERS", IS SPOKEN BY BENEDICK, 
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. IN VENICE YOU MAY FIND THE ANSWER TO... [DOC] [TLE] Strike up, pipers!  Benedick | Pato Gonzalez's Blog [PAR] Mar 19, 2015 ... I truly thought this was a great way to end a comedy, since everything ... was the 
fact that Beatrice and Benedick finally decided to get married. [DOC] [TLE] Much Ado About Nothing - Washington State University [PAR] "The enjambed line ... is richly ambiguous, allowing for the phrase 'charged with 
... Benedick enters, seeking out Claudio, and when Don Pedro and Claudio try to 
goad him .... But for now, we dance: "Strike up, pipers" (V.iv.128-129), and we 
end with ... Despite it being a glimmering example of the romance comedy, the 
play... [DOC] [TLE] Much Ado About Nothing (Theatre) - TV Tropes [PAR] A forerunner to the Romantic Comedy genre by William Shakespeare, the plot of 
Much ... sir, they have committed false report; moreover, they have spoken 
untruths; ... Foreshadowing: Benedick and Beatrice both have lines that indicate 
their .... Claudio and Don Pedro that he has seduced Hero and at the end of the 
play he... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The comedy of much ado about nothing. Introd. and ... [PAR] Hunter sought to prove that in the humors of Benedick was a reference to William 
..... In the same scene Leonato, who has been speaking in verse, drops to the 
level ... English literature has no finer examples of this verse than the last line of 
each ..... our own hearts and our wives' heels . . . strike up, pipers " (lines 1 12-
122). [DOC] [TLE] William Shakespeare Experience: March 2009 [PAR] Mar 31, 2009 ... But in Act II, both Beatrice and Benedick betray something of their pasts, however 
elliptically. .... Similarly, Matchett points out, at the beginning of Comedy of Errors 
..... Strike up, pipers! ... The play's last line, spoken to Don Pedro about the 
captured Don John is something like "Think not on him '

Question: This comedy's last line, "Strike up, pipers!", is spoken by Benedick
Answer: Much Ado About Nothing