Midssummer Night's Dream Gender Roles

In MidSummer Night’s Dream, the gender roles are pretty crazy. I will be talking about that as this essay goes on. I think men had more to do than women in the book. There were more rolls that men were in them women. Plays had more men in them, and many more things. In reality guys are known to be the people to fight for love but in the book girls are really passionate for who they love. In MidSummer Night’s Dream, love really connects to gender roles. Like I said, men are usually labeled as the ones to fight for love but in the book girls are really passionate for love. For some reason men are normally the people that are doing the important things in this book than women. For example, the director of the play in the book is a man. Another thing is that dad’s always choose who their daughter marries. Men are just the ones that lead a lot of the things in the book. In the book there is a lot of things that have to do with gender roles. In the book men are the only ones in the play, men are the owners of most of the things. But women are really passionate about who they really love and get really aggressive with love in MidSummer Night's Dream. Hermia wanted Lysander to run away with her into the woods so they could be together. When the flower drop goes in Lysander’s eye he falls in love with Helena than because he saw her first when he woke up. In MidSummer Night’s Dream, gender roles are very different from in reality. I think gender roles matter because there should be an even amount of women and men doing things as there is and was in the book. A long time ago, men were only allowed to fight in the war and now both men and women are allowed to fight. Gender roles have changed rapidly since the beginning of the 1900’s. Now they are okay but there still is some differences that shouldn't be there. Women are normally known as the cooks. Men are the sports players. Why is there not professional women's softball and women's hockey? All of the men's