Question

\much ado about nothing\ by william shakespeare summary from act ii. scene iii. benedick says he will never fall in love. summary from act ii. scene iii. benedick falls in love and wants to marry beatrice. what makes these two summaries from \much ado about nothing\ ironic? benedick considering marriage is the opposite of whats expected after saying he wont fall in love. benedicks friends will make fun of him because he is confused and being mean to beatrice. benedick talks about paper bullets of the brain, and that sounds really dangerous.

Explanation:

Irony occurs when there is a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens. In the summaries, Benedick says he will never fall in love (expectation) but then falls in love and wants to marry Beatrice (opposite of expectation).

Answer:

Benedick considering marriage is the opposite of what's expected after saying he won't fall in love.