Much Ado About Nothing
According to Leanato’s statement what killed Hero? How does this relate to the main theme of the play?
act 5
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He says that Claudio's slander killed his daughter. Certainly the whole rumour was "much ado about nothing" but Shakespeare adds a twist, sometimes "nothing" can have grave consequences.
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Leanato says that Hero's death is the result of slanderous tongues.
"Done to death by slanderous tongues."
Her death relates to the theme of "lies and deceit."
