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    17th century courtship‚ or puzzling double meanings in modern societies’ seduction‚ the ideals of comedic mishaps in the path to love reigns true in works of art from past to present and even in a cosmic spectrum. In William Shakespeare’s‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ the author uses the themes of love‚ desire‚ and magic to make his pieces applicable across decades‚ original to the author‚ and interesting to the audience conveying a sense of curiosity towards the light-hearted romantic comedy. The desire

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    difficulties that come with love from modern day films to Shakespearean plays. Similar to plays by Shakespeare‚ modern day films like Titanic show how love can have many difficulties‚ even ones that lead to life changing decisions. Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream shows difficult in Egeus obstructing Hermia’s love to Lysander‚ Helena chasing after Demetrius‚ and Oberon and Titania Fighting. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ a character even says‚ “The course of true love never did run smooth”

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    Beautiful and Night Comparison During the WWII Adolf Hitler wanted to exterminate all Jews. During the war Germany built death camps where thousands of Jews died daily. This became known as holocaust. In the book Night and movie Life Is Beautiful characters trying to survive this horrifying concentration camp. In both movie and book father and son are cooperating with each other in order to survive the horrors of the death camp. The relationship between father and son in both book and movie changes and

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream Paper The play A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare is a comedy that follows a short part in four young lover’s lives‚ Hermia who is in love with Lysander‚ and Helena who is in love with Demetrius. The plot thickens when Hermia is forced by her father‚ Egeus‚ to a loveless marriage with Demetrius. If Hermia chooses not to marry Demetrius‚ she would be killed‚ or forced to become a nun. Not being able to wed the women he is in love with Lysander asks Hermia

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    A Dream Movie: Director Depicts His Reality Differences among people exist in many ways‚ the way they think‚ feel and how they express these to others. Expressing ourselves is important for everyone because in a way we get that feeling of freeness. As human beings we tend to be very sentimental‚ therefore we feel the need to be heard by others of what they think‚ feel‚ and themselves. A person may express themselves in way that is more appropriate to them. For Christopher Nolan the best way to

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Role Of Puck Darryl Chancey The role and character of Puck‚ or Robin Goodfellow‚ in A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ is not only entertaining but quite useful. William Shakespeare seems to have created the character of Puck from his own childhood. In Shakespeare’s time it was believed that fairies and little people did exist. Whenever something went wrong around the farmyard or house or village‚ incidents such as buckets of milk ‘accidentally’ spilling over‚ or tools

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    love for the same reason today as they did in the sixteenth century. In William Shakespeare’s play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” he proves how people use love for the wrong reasons such as forced love‚ parental love‚ and romantic love. Enchantment plays a major role in the play. However some characters are given the opportunity to reject love while others are not. Forced love is portrayed in the play between Theseus and Hippolyta‚ the queens of the Amazons. Since Theseus has won the battle and we

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    and not forced upon you by others. As the famous quote “Love is not for the faint of heart.” states‚ love is not an easy thing. You must undergo heartache‚ failure and rejection in order to succeed with love. This is very prevalent in A Midsummer Night’s Dream in the case of Lysander and Demetrius. To Demetrius‚ love is more about gaining power‚ as opposed to actually obtaining a life partner‚ and someone who truly cares about you‚ and will stay by your side the entire time that you reside on

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    Authority Authority can be hurtful. In William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ people have different authorities: Egeus can arrange Hermia’s life‚ Oberon can order all of the fairies to do his will‚ and Theseus can rule Athens. Although having authority is good‚ sometimes it could also cause losses‚ make people self-righteous and neglect others. In this play‚ Egeus‚ as a father‚ has the authority to “decide her [Hermia] fate” (I: i: 44)‚ but for this reason Egeus loses Hermia. Egeus

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    For instance‚ the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ by William Shakespeare‚ portrays the life of four young Athenian lovers who struggle to find their soulmates. As Oberon‚ the king of fairies‚ tries to help the four lovers by using a love potion to match the right couples‚ more chaos is caused between them. In addition‚ Oberon also tries to steal his wife’s‚ Titania‚ adopted kid because he wants to make him one of his knights. This couple encounters many arguments throughout the play‚ but‚ as the story

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