Ye Olde Title: "Much Ado about Nothing"

I see the title as an indication that the story is full of simple situations that get blown out of proportion and become overcomplicated. Someone in class used the term "making a mountain out of a molehill", and from my own preconceived thoughts, I could definitely agree with that phrase. If the title were pronounced "noting" like in the days of old, it could change the whole interpretation. Its possible that "Much Ado about Noting" could be about paying attention/disregarding the details of communication, and the events that develop because of those misunderstandings