The word I chose to compare with the poem Much Ado About
             Nothing and Sonnet 73 is serious. Serious is described as showing deep
             thought or purpose. Sonnet 73 explains about the change of day to night;
             how day equals light and night equals death. Much Ado About Nothing
             shows the love of a few couples that are trying to go through with loving the
             other partner. Both of those fall together to be serious.
             The main point about Much Ado About Nothing is love. One of the
             women, Beatrice, has feelings for a man named Benedict. Another couple,
             Claudio and Hero, are set up to get married soon. In part two, Beatrice
             toughts reveal that "I really want to get married to Benedict." She shows
             extreme excitement about getting married to him. The men trick Benedict and
             the women trick Beatrice by telling each of them that the other said
             something about their loving feelings for the other. "They made Benedict
             believe that Beatrice said she wants to him."(Part 3) Hero's father is very
             serious when he wants "to send a dagger through Claudio's heart."(Part 4) He
             reacted way too serious for this scene. There are some funny, but many
             serious scenes in Much Ado About Nothing especially when they speak
             about killing and screwing up the wedding.
             Sonnet 73 is a serious sonnet because of some parts in it are very true.
             The nice sunny day turns into complete darkness; "As after sunset fadeth in
             the west which by and by black night doth take away."(line 6-7) That is just
             the truth how some great days turn into an evil night. Evil things can happen
             during the night when "Death's second self that seals up all in rest" which
             makes the day equal because of the dark night.(line 8) In line 11, There was a
             fire at night that burned all of the loved things. It states "in me thou seest the
             glowing of such fire" which then shows readers how hard it is to lose loved
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