Why do you think Leonato wants Friar to be brief in performing the marriage vows,
directing him to recount the particular duties of marriage only after the vows have
been taken? How can you tell? (Hint: read through line 44 before answering) What
might Shakespeare's intention be in having Leonato so anxious to get to the
marriage vows? How can you tell?

Can someone please answer this thank you

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