ms. However, it seems that as soon as other people alter his image of Hero, even falsely, he then loses interest at Hero at once. In short, he thinks that all the things he did was for the love of Hero when actually, it could be that not everything he did was for the name of love but more for his own self and satisfaction.With all these in mind, it can now be affirmed that Claudio, with all his faults and imperfections, is fitting to be considered as one of Shakespeare's "men who did things without knowing what they did". ...
