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What does that scene tell you about Beatrice's nature?

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Act II, Scene I reveals Beatrice's basic nature and her feelings and thoughts regarding marriage and its whole concept. The remarks made by her shows that Beatrice is essentially sensible and prudent, her frivolousness is merely a mask to deceive the would.

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