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Who is best friend in a Shakespeare play?

In Shakespeare's plays there are many instances of deep friendships between characters. Some notable friendships include:

- Antonio and Bassanio (The Merchant of Venice): Antonio sacrifices his wealth and even risks his life to help Bassanio.

- Prospero and Miranda (The Tempest): Prospero and his daughter Miranda have weathered storms and exile together, and they share a deep bond.

- Rosalind and Celia (As You Like It): Rosalind and Celia are devoted to each other and support one another through many trials.

- Brutus and Cassius (Julius Caesar): Brutus and Cassius are close friends and allies, though their friendship is ultimately strained by their conflicting political views.

- Horatio and Hamlet (Hamlet): Horatio is Hamlet's loyal friend and confidante, and he remains faithful to Hamlet even after his death.

- Beatrice and Benedict (Much Ado About Nothing): Beatrice and Benedict are initially portrayed as sparring partners, but they gradually develop a deep affection for one another.

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