Much Ado About Nothing

Act II, Scene II and III: What is Beatrice's meaning in the message that she delivers to Benedick?

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Beatrice says she has to call him for supper even though she does not want to. Benedick thinks she is calling him because she loved him. Benedick thinks her insults are her way of showing affection to him.

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