Claudio And Benedick Love

Love can be seen in many different ways for many different people. Though, the internet states it as an intense feeling of deep affection. That is plain, boring, and does not really branch off of what love is. Love is when butterflies erupt, or a face brightens at the mention of someone's name. Love is when two people have a mutual respect for each other and they want to give them everything they can possibly give. This perfectly describes Hero and Claudio. Most would disagree, stating he turned his back on her, but there are reasons why he is in love with her, while Benedick and Beatrice have none that make sense. Love is a strong role in the play of Much Ado About Nothing, but one of the two “couples” is more in love with their partner than the other, that is Hero and Claudio.
In Act 1, Scene 1, Claudio says, “In mine eye she is the sweetest lady that ever I looked / on.” (Shakespeare). Claudio really did love Hero, he even says that she is the sweetest lady in the talk with Benedick, he also says how much he adores her. Fights happen in every relationship, there cannot be any happy perfect relationships that do not fight, fighting comes with each relationship. The two had a quarrel, they were mad, but when he found out Hero passed he was heartbroken. “Now, unto thy bones goodnight./ Yearly will I do this rite.” (Shakespeare 23-24, Act 5, Scene 3). Claudio says to Leonato that every year he will come and do this again if that does not show love nothing does. He is there for forgiveness, he was wrong, he should have talked to her about it. Now even though he will never see her again, he hopes to do this and gain her forgiveness, because he still loves her. This is why Claudio and Hero are in fact in