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In these extracts, how does the language which Beatrice and Benedick use show the audience what they are thinking and feeling?
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Beatrice and Benedick Question: In these extracts, how does the language which Beatrice and Benedick use show the audience what they are thinking and feeling? Both Beatrice and Benedick react in a similar way to the thought of the other loving them; a positive way, they simply express themselves in a different manner. Beatrice uses poetic language and imagery to display her emotions, whereas the language used by Benedick appears more drawn out; he uses longer sentences in the form of prose. The use of poetry in the speech made by Beatrice conveys her passion and fiery nature towards Benedick. "And, Benedick, love on; I will requite thee, Taming my wild heart to thy loving hand" Beatrice is clearly exhilarated at the thought of Benedick loving her, the passionate language and broken up phrases that she uses depicts to the reader an almost childlike excitement and amazement. Benedick however, uses longer sentences and speaks in prose, expressing his...
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