Don John Foil

“The lady is unfaithful.” In much Ado about nothing, by William Shakespeare After a harsh war, Don Pedro, Claudio, Benedick return from war. While in Messina Claudio Falls in love with the governor's daughter Hero. While everyone is happy, Don John is Voracious for power, he creates a paradox between Hero and Claudio, and to compound that Don John tries to escape Messina. Eventually Hero and Claudio is married and everything is good. In Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, Don John serves as the foil character by which Don Pedro’s eminent reputation are Illuminated through Don John’s combatant actions; thus, perpetually influencing the resolution of the plot.
Don Pedro and Don John both Contradict each other, with Don Pedro’s responsible actions and Don John’s negligent ways they both influence the story. After Borachio and Conrad are caught, Don John flees. While Interrogating Borachio, Claudio and Don Pedro’s claim against hero are proven fallacious and Don Pedro will bear any punishment taking his own culpabilities into account. Don John who is later caught. For example “Don John was caught” and “I too will bear any punishment.” These quotes help explain how Don John can't face reality
After Don Pedro Don John, and friends have returned from War, Claudio is in love and Don Pedro stands to help him while Don John plots to spoil Claudio’s love to gain power. “I hate him so much it makes me sick.” and “You love Hero; that's all I need to know to want to find a remedy.” This quote proves how dramatic both the brothers are, however they want to be involved in the drama in different ways. While Don Pedro has the intent of helping and Don John wants to be the downfall of the relationship. All in all, Don Pedro and Don John have many divergences but they still have resemblances that collate whether good or