I'm really stumped because I started writing on one then found I didn't generate good points and left it,
Hey, this is a problem. I'm diagnosing your problem, ha ha. You can't just start writing and hope to generate good points. You need to know what you are going to say before you say it.
So... if you knew these stories as well as something in real life, you would have an opinion about it. So, I think you should google like this: Much ado about nothing eavesdropping analysis
...and you will see all kinds of great discussions. Then, you can open the book back up and deeply understand it. When you have a lot to say about
why Shakespeare included eavesdropping in the places where he included it... write a sentence about it!
Let that be a topic sentence that starts a paragraph. Follow it up with an example. Discuss it some more and conclude the paragraph by reflecting on that main idea from the topic sentence. One paragraph = one idea.
Soon, you'll be on a roll...