Act II, Scene I: How does the interchange between Benedick and Beatrice when they dance differ from that of the other couples?

Benedick meets up with Beatrice and refuses to reveal who he is. She starts to talk about Benedick, calling him, "the Prince's jester, a very dull fool" (2.1.118). Benedick assures her he will inform Benedick what she has said about him. There is no wooing like other couples dancing.