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The plot of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, as evident in the title, revolves around the concept of nothing. Shakespeare uses the word nothing to describe the concept of everything and anything outside the circle of reality, yet still in the realm of possibility. Furthermore, he uses the concept of nothingness to influence events inside the circle of reality. In the play, Shakespeare has the characters make practically all their decisions based on this nothing. This is especially true of their significant decisions, which lead to a variety of mixed-up results. This essay will examine nothing from the present, past, and future, concluding that decisions based on nothing negatively affect not only the characters in Shakespeare’s play, but also people today in our everyday lives. Nothing is the concept of all things inside the realm of possibility, but outside the circle of reality, that impact our daily lives. As in Shakespeare’s play and in our present day lives, nothing generally has a negative impact. First, we spend too much time thinking about regrets from the past, and the nothings that might have happened had we made different choices. Second, we believe nothing in the present, which often unduly hurts our relationship with others. Finally, our minds are regularly occupied with nothing from the future, harming us through fears as well as unfulfilled hopes and dreams. Nothing-from-the-past is everything that never in fact happened, yet could have happened. This tends to influence our current reality in the form of regrets and “what if’s?” We are negatively impacted by these nothings-from-the-past, because we spend time wishing we had acted differently.

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