Hero and Ursula arrange for Beatrice to overhear them in the garden, performing a conversation in which they insist that Benedick is desperately in love with her but too afraid of her mockery to declare it. Beatrice, who has never suspected such a thing, is entirely taken in. Alone, she abandons her pride and resolves to welcome his love in return.
Hero and Ursula arrange for Beatrice to overhear them in the garden, performing a conversation in which they insist that Benedick is desperately in love with her but too afraid of her mockery to declare it. Beatrice, who has never suspected such a thing, is entirely taken in. Alone, she abandons her pride and resolves to welcome his love in return.