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Much Ado About Friends
Throughout the years, romance, faith, humor, and action have been qualities of great stories and movies. The movie Much Ado About Nothing and the television series Friends are much alike in many ways because both of these stories portray these great qualities. Also, their characters are much alike in many ways. Furthermore, they both have the same story set up.
One way they are alike is the in their characters. Joey Tribbiani from Friends and Benedick from Much Ado About Nothing portray similar characters. Both of them are guys that like to date girls but aren't really ready to settle down quite yet. They also seem to be free-spirited people and go with the spur of the moment. Next, we have Phoebe Buffay from Friends and Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing. They both are playing funny characters in which are both kind of clueless. They both do random things such as when Beatrice finds out that Benedick is in love with her; she dances around and......

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