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    1. As mentioned earlier A Midsummer Night’s Dream contains several different kinds of relationships centering on love. Some of these relationships are characterized by jealousy and power struggles. Make a list of the types of relationship and explain how each is resolved as in the example below: Type of Relationship Characters Involved Resolution in Act 4 Friendship Bottom and the Athenian tradesmen Bottom‚ whom they believed lost‚ returns in 4.2 and the friends prepare to perform their play. Marriage

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    The course of true love is not only unsmooth‚ it is also irrational‚ whimsical‚ and unpredictable. This truth written by William Shakespeare is on ample display in one of his most popular romantic comedies‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Theseus formulates the correlation that exists between the insanity often expressed in the actions of desire and the words of a poet during his speech near the end of the play when he observes that "The lunatic‚ the lover‚ and the poet / Are of imagination all compact"

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a concert overture (op. 21) as well as incidental music (op. 61) composed by Felix Mendelssohn. It is based on Shakespeare’s play of the same name. The “Wedding March” in the piece is one of the most famous of Mendelssohn’s repertoire. The Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ op. 21‚ is in E major and was composed in 1826. Originally‚ Mendelssohn wrote this piece as a piano duet to be enjoyed with his sister Fanny‚ but he soon arranged it for orchestra‚ premiered

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream Critique On Thursday October 18‚ 2012‚ I attended the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream written by William Shakespeare‚ a classical comedy. The play was held from 7:00-9:00 P.M. in the Clear Lake High School Ninth Grade Center‚ performed by the Clear Lake High School Theatre Department. The play was directed by Megan Owens. The storyline of the play was fascinating‚ full of twists and turns in a winding‚ exhilarating plot. The play opens with Theseus‚ the Duke of Athens

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    At the time of its publication‚ “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” represented a novel piece because of multiple reasons. It was …. not only for the fact that it managed to showcase four intertwined plots‚ but also because it represented Shakespeare’s first immersion into the realm of fantasy‚ as one of the only two settings of the play‚ the wood near Athens represents an enchanted land inhabited by spirits and fairies‚ where magic is on full display. Despite the magical realm playing a large part in the

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    In William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ Puck not only served as the solution to the lovers’ confusion but also as the root of lover’s magical mix-ups. The couples in the beginning struggle to find a way to be with each other so they run off to the woods. Puck and Oberon hear the situation and come up with a plan. The plan was suppose to help them instead it caused more problems. Puck mixes up the couples and causes a huge confusion. Oberon demands for Puck to resolve the mess he created

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    In the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ a quote said by Bottom states that‚ “to say the truth‚ reason and love keep little company together nowadays.” I believe that is is a very important part of the theme of the entire play and can be tied in with the contrast between the Athenian court and the wilderness. The Athenian court in the play is what can be compared to logic and reason. It is to be taken very seriously which is shown in the play in Act 1 when Hermia is given the choices of marrying

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    marriage but I will tell her that me and Lysander are planning to elope‚ which will mean that Demetrius will remain single and free for Helena. Me and Lysander wonder into the woods and we soon get lost. I’m very tired from the walking and the night is falling. Lysander suggested that we should share a bed on the forest floor. As much as I love Lysander I don’t want us to get caught sleeping together when I’m supposed to be marrying Demetrius. When I woke up in the morning Lysander was gone I

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare demonstrates irony in many different ways. First‚ Nick Bottom‚ the weaver‚ is turned into an ass‚ which plays on his name‚ Bottom‚ as well as the way in which he acts. Next‚ the mechanicals’ play is a “lamentable comedy and cruel death” (Shakespeare I.ii)‚ which is an oxymoron because comedy and death are often two opposing concepts. Lastly‚ Theseus declares he “wooed [Hippolyta] with [his] sword” (Shakespeare I.i)‚ when wooing is the opposite of battle

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    Love in A Midsummer Night’s Dream “The course of true love never did run smooth.” (Act 1‚ scene 1) In the play‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ by William Shakespeare‚ there are several situations which true love has gone astray. Hermia and her true love cannot be wed because of the law of the city. Helena loves Demetrius‚ but he does not love her back. The ghastliest situation of love is between Bottom and Titania. They are in love for numerous awry reasons. The law of Athens states that women cannot

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