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The shakespeare play "Much Ado About Nothing" is a comedy. More specifically, a comedy of intrigue. It associates love, deception, friendship, loyalty, and humor. Beneath the comedy of intrigue, there is also social comedy in the play as well. Mainly between Beatrice and Benedick. There are many scenes of Beatrice and Benedick bad-mouthing each other, which doesn't seem very funny to most, though Shakespeare makes it humorous by giving hints to the audience that the pair is actually madly in love. There are also many obvious comical scenes, where the characters are laughing and cracking jokes at each other. The play involves a lot of teasing and horseplay between each character. The type of comedy is very classy and cleverly written. Not everyone will find this play funny., but there are a large number of people who understand the dialogue and understand where humor has been inserted.