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    English 12H October 26‚ 2015 The Mysterious Forest In the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ Shakespeare uses the archetype of a forest to show that society‚ love and gender roles do not always apply the way they are supposed to. Catherine Belsey states in her essay‚ “The Athenian court represents the world of reconciliation and rationality‚ of social institutions and communal order‚ while the wood outside Athens is the location of night and bewildering passions‚ a place of anarchy and anxiety‚ where

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    there have been many messages that have depicted the message of love‚ one of the works we have seen revolving in many different aspects in almost all of the readings. The two that I stood out to me the most was The Epic of Gilgamesh and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The reason why‚ I have chosen these was due to the fact that in both of there was love‚ however it expressed in a different way. By that‚ meaning in The Epic of Gilgamesh it was represented by erotic love between two of the main ‘powerful’

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    women were likely to die or suffer banishment for doing so. Likewise‚ the role of men was to be the head of the marriage and men were allowed to discipline their wife as they pleased. Men were also granted utmost respect and rights. A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ written by Shakespeare in the year 1600‚ illustrates the plight of women in a patriarchal society. As a custom for Elizabethan women‚ traditionally the upper class‚ in the world of the play‚ fathers own their daughters and have the right

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    In the article “”Roofie” Reality: Drink Spiking Effects Many College Students” by Sarah G. Miller and the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare display similar aspects in both the article and the play. The authors use these details in their works to reveal the themes openly to its readers. In Shakespeare’s play‚ Titania’s love for Bottom can be compared to “roofie” cases in college students as the cause of manipulation from drugging and influencing the victims‚ the occurrence of it

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    There are many roadblocks that can get in the way of two people being together. In William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ the role of love is very prevalent and influences the outcome for the story. The characters fall erratically in and out of love while they chase each other around the woods‚ and the fairy queen falls in love with a literal ass. Hermia is threatened with placement in a convent‚ or worse‚ if she doesn’t marry the person her father Egeus wants her to. Shakespeare’s

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    Mike Allen Pd.3 3/6/11 A Change of Heart In the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ by William Shakespeare‚ love is impulsive; it changes hearts and minds in an instant. Although magic and fairy mischief is a large part of the play‚ this theme is still portrayed for the quick changing hearts of young lovers. Shakespeare does a wonderful job of portraying that quickly changing love known to young people. In the play love’s restlessness is shown when the fairy Queen falls in love with an ass‚ best

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    Puck; a Character Sketch on the Most Memorable Sprite Puck is portrayed as the most important character and protagonist in the play: A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He created two problems that intertwined together to create one‚ massive plot that outlined the whole play. Puck soon solved the problem via a remedy and ended the play on a happy note. In this essay‚ it will discuss why Robin Goodfellow is a mischievous prankster and loyal to his king. Puck is constantly called knavish and merry meaning

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    for it to come to us. To be able to achieve something we must first start dreaming. Dreaming is like making a plan of what you want to achieve and how do you want to achieve‚ if we dream we start to do something for it to make it real. Dream is unlimited so if you want something to make impact to your life you must dream bigger and higher‚ and it will give you an equivalent result. Quotation # 5 “Every day is a good day to be alive‚ whether the sun shine or not.” -Marry Robbins We must

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    A Modernized Adaptation of “A Midsummer Night ’s Dream” The play “A Midsummer Night ’s Dream”‚ by William Shakespeare and the film version directed by Michael Hoffman relate to the same plot‚ but were created over four centuries apart. Shakespeare’s play was written in 1593-1594 while Hoffman’s film was produced in 1999. The play and movie used love as the main theme with clever literature and magic. Even though both the play and the movie had identical structure‚ such as characters and plot

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    Coming of age means exploring one’s sexuality through experimentation and practice to find preferences and what is pleasurable. However‚ when it is time to have children‚ that means settling down monogamously and usually heterosexually. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ two young couples are now at the marrying age‚ but they resist the traditions implemented on them by their society’s laws‚ and for Hermia and Lysander‚ the rules placed by Hermia’s father Egeus and the Duke of Athens Theseus. Up until this

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