Revenge In Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing

In life, there are situations that occur where a person has to make a decision whether or not to do the right thing or do what feels right. Revenge is an opportunity to retaliate or gain satisfaction after a situation that gives a person an uneasy feeling. In the play “Much Ado About Nothing”, revenge takes a big role in how the story unravels. Misunderstanding lying and confusion equals to the problem, stirring the pot, which creates more plot in the story. In my essay, it will explain how revenge drove me to making a decision that could really affect my relationship with my family.
My family consists of my mom and my little brother, my dad passed away when I was 5 so it has just been us. I am 4 years old than my younger brother James. When we were younger, I would pick on him without anything really happening to me but a good laugh. Unfortunately, we
When I caught up to my brother, he was standing behind my mom laughing as hard as possible. My arm was literally burnt and he hurt so badly, my little brother marked me. Once I told my mom he laughed too, she thought it was funny because I used to torture him and he finally got me back. His reason for burning me was to remember me when I got old because people change but the marks they do not. He marked me like a slave in the older days, which made me even madder, after that day I could mess with him anymore, he won the war. Revenge's journey over the last four years has been about as rocky as the open sea, with incredible highs and ridiculously lows. War between a brother and sister is about love and hate and as the old sister, I understood that. When I made it clear that the decisions that we made could really hurt one another my brother understood. From that day on little pranks, stayed little and we never let it get back to war. In conclusion, revenge is a serious situation and most of the time it is not the right thing to