What Is The Theme Of Love In A Midsummer Night's Dream
Honour, loyalty, and vows are all associated with duty but they are also associated with love In, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, by william Shakespeare, one of the prominent themes is, that love after the initial attraction, is only a duty due to the obligations of relationships. This kind relationship can be seen between Demetrius and Helena, between Oberon and a Titania and between Egeus and Helena.
Sometimes, even though one might think that love is burdensome and a duty, love has not become a duty to them but it is merely the difficulty of the moment that is making it seem that way. The witty conversation between Hermia and and Lysander in the forest before they sleep include a instance where Lysander makes “an oath...and a single troth”(2.2.49-50)
Sometimes, even though one might think that love is burdensome and a duty, love has not become a duty to them but it is merely the difficulty of the moment that is making it seem that way. The witty conversation between Hermia and and Lysander in the forest before they sleep include a instance where Lysander makes “an oath...and a single troth”(2.2.49-50)