lesson 2 "much ado about nothing" T? 7

While Hero helps with the "gulling" of Beatrice she mentions, so as to be even more convincing, that she plans to dissuade Benedick's love for Beatrice by disgracing her name. Here Shakespeare uses some "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" because Hero's statement foreshadows the slander that comes to her name later in the play. It even happens that both circumstances were brought about by deception. Also just as Beatrice's part ends well so does Hero's.