First Exchange between Beatrice and Benedick being Greeted with Delight

The first step in between Beatrice and benedict is always greeted with capture in the theatre? beg off why this is so.Act one scene one of Much flap A spell Nothing is always greeted with delight in the theatre for many another(prenominal) reasons. It begins when Don Pedro and company enter a golden world in Messina where the women be already located. In this situation, people fail to take things seriously, make the war of swords to soon turn into a war of words. Benedick and Beatrice argon the main samples of male/ egg-producing(prenominal) rivalry that converts into belligerent wordplay. The scene is greeted with delight because it is the first encounter between Beatrice and Benedick and Leonato has already explained the situation between them, stimulating the audience with the want to know more about the kinship between them. ?There is a kind of merry war amidst Signor Benedick and her they never meet but at that place?s a skirmish of wit between them.? Leonato explain s the relationship between Beatrice and Benedick to the messenger. We as well as already know what Beatrice thinks of Benedict from her first line in the play whereupon she asks ?I pray you is Signior Mountanto returned from the wars or no?? hither she makes a joke about Benedick?s arrogance as Signior Mountanto can be translated as Signior Stuck up. However there may be more to this than meets the eye, it is obvious that she cares about him otherwise she would not bring in asked but the covers this up with a snide comment bout the ego of Benedick. Here the audience has already established that both Beatrice?s verbal wit and dexterity and her apparent disdain for Benedick and what magnate be seen as her attempt to mask her true feelings and this is greeted with delight in the theatre.The clash of wit between ... ...and mistrust. He is grateful for his mother, but plans to have no other women in his life. Like Beatrice, by insulting the female gender, he is proclaiming the male gender as supreme.From this we see that Beatrice and Benedick are actually very similar. Both believe that they are joyous and pleasing, for example Benedick states ?I am merry? and is described as ?from the height of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth?. Beatrice also states that she was ?innate(p) to speak all mirth and no matter? and is described as ?a pleasant spirited lady?. Beatrice and Benedick are also similar because of their desire to stay single. We see this in the comments, ?I pull up stakes live a bachelor? by Benedick and ?She cannot endure to identify tell of a husband? by Leonato about Beatrice. This shows Shakespeare?s striking irony as they end up falling in jazz with each other at the end.