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Shakespeare wrote the humourous secondary character Don Armado to conform with the English notion of a "comical Spaniard." He then realised that this might attract undue attention from the occupiers, so he changed the character to a Venetian.

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  • Love's Labours Won
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  • Shakespeare wrote the humourous secondary character Don Armado to conform with the English notion of a "comical Spaniard." He then realised that this might attract undue attention from the occupiers, so he changed the character to a Venetian.
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  • Shakespeare wrote the humourous secondary character Don Armado to conform with the English notion of a "comical Spaniard." He then realised that this might attract undue attention from the occupiers, so he changed the character to a Venetian.
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