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    makes her stepson wait to get his inheritance. | 10 | HIPPOLYTA Four days will quickly steep themselves in night.Four nights will quickly dream away the time.And then the moon‚ like to a silver bowNew bent in heaven‚ shall behold the nightOf our solemnities. | HIPPOLYTA No‚ you’ll see‚ four days will quickly turn into four nights. And since we dream at night‚ time passes quickly then. Finally the new moon‚ curved like a silver bow in the sky‚ will look down on our wedding celebration. |

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    Explore the significance of setting in a Midsummer Night’s Dream. The implementation of ‘the forests wild’ could ultimately be a depiction of the story of Genesis; reflecting knowledge in the direction of the sore lovers who so desperately seek to gain each other’s infinite company despite the prohibitions of society and reality. In Genesis 2.5 when‚ ‘The LORD God took the man‚ and put him in the Garden of Eden to dress it up and keep it’ is incredibly reminiscent of the careful displacement of

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    How does Shakespeare present the theme of love in ’A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Throughout ’A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Shakespeare presents different types of love such as stable‚ unstable‚ unrequited‚ passionate‚ and forbidden between certain characters. Shakespeare manipulates the language to show these different aspects. Shakespeare conveys passionate love between Titania and Bottom in Act 4 Scene 1. This is evident when Titania tells Bottom "O‚ how I love thee! How I dote on thee!" This declaration

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    Dent‚ R.W.. "Imagination in a Midsummer Night’s Dream." Shakespeare Quarterly‚ Vol. 15‚ No.2. Folger Shakespeare Library in association with George Washington University‚ 1964. pp.115-129. Print Dent’s produced an argument that the most pervasive element of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the contrasting role of imagination in love and in art. He states that "the origin of love never lies in reason." Dent also elaborates on the magic charm by which love is to be manipulated within a single night

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    Helena’s Desperate Love Helena disgraces all women of her time by desperately chasing Demetrius. Shakespeare uses Helena’s character to show women can be pursuers just like men and in doing so comments on his feminist views on women. In the end‚ Helena is rewarded with Demetrius’ love. In Helena’s desperation to win Demetrius’ love‚ she betrays her friend‚ Hermia. Helena reveals to Demetrius Hermia’s and Lysander’s plan to meet in the woods and run away together. Helena is jealous of Hermia because

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    Good afternoon‚ I wanted to thank you for picking me for the role of Tatania in A Midsummer Night Dream; however‚ the image you betray her as‚ needs to improve. Tatania is a strong‚ independent woman – not the soft-spoken feeble girl. In act two‚ scene one‚ when Tatania and Oberon argue about who should have the ownership of the changeling boy‚ Tatania sticks to her opinions of having the boy “…Not for thy fairy kingdom. —Fairies‚ away! We shall chide downright‚ if I longer stay… ”. She threatens

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream Dakota Forsythe ENG2D1 Ms. Tuerk Tuesday‚ April 22nd A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies is generally thought of as a romantic comedy. The play involves a number of romantic components‚ it is not actually a love story; it distances the audience from the emotions of the characters in order to poke fun at the torments and afflictions that those in love suffer. Factors that make the play fit into the genre are the troubles of humans

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    What Makes An Archetype An Archetype? "There are some men who were born to do our unpleasant jobs for us"‚ (pg. 288). To Kill A Mockingbird‚ by Harper Lee. You may categorize these distinct individuals under the column of people who we know as archetypes. Archetypes are people who are role models‚ leaders‚ captains‚ and the best at what they do. The archetype focused on in this novel is Atticus Finch‚ the archetypal lawyer who in incomparable to any other ordinary lawyer. The reason why Atticus

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    “’A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ ends in marriage which suggests that harmony has been restored” How far do you agree? In his play ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Shakespeare includes a trio of marriages between the main characters with Hermia finally marrying Lysander‚ Helena marrying Demetrius and Hippolyta marrying Theseus. On the surface it seems that everything is resolved as Theseus describes the young lovers as being ‘eternally knit’ but if we look closer can we be certain that these marriages

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    ‘Whilst it is often regarded as Shakespeare’s lightest romantic comedy‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream is best understood as a dark exploration of the sinister and disturbing nature of love.’ To what extent do you agree? Whilst A Midsummer Night’s Dream does provide much comedic entertainment for its audience‚ a darker exploration of love seems to sit under the guise of bawdy comedy. Shakespeare may have intended light comedy to cover the surface of the play‚ however as you delve deeper‚ explorations

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