Character Analysis Of Don John In 'Much Ado'

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Much Ado about Don Johns Point of View
Vexed under the mind control of something created by the devil, with a heart so black. Don John knows of no love or happiness. For the only love he has known is a love without purpose from his intimate associate Conrad, who satisfies his devious desire and serves a purpose that is less than important. His happiness is sickened with twisted thoughts and games. Stricken with jealousy so deep its no wonder his poor soul has been tainted. Don John lives a life that has little reason, he schemes and plays stunts to sabotage his brother Don Pedro or anyone who poses a threat on his ego. Don Pedro is loyal respectable man, so well respected he is known to many as “Prince”. Unlike his perfect brother Don John

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