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    Love has the effects of a drug. One can become an addict to love and act irrationally‚ just like the effects of a drug addiction. In the Elizabethan era romantic comedy‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ William Shakespeare reveals with a motif of the magic of a special violet flower the effects of love make people irrational‚ and can happen to anyone. Love has effects that make one irrational. The play shows several times with the magical effects of two different flowers how irrational love can make

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    I am personally not a big fan of Shakespeare although by reviewing the play A Midsummer night’s dream‚ I’m starting to like Shakespeare’s different ideas and how most of his writing and plays involve falling in love and such. This play is mostly about four couples falling in love with the wrong person because they were potioned by a magic fairy in a forest. The setting of this play mostly took place at a forest and the time was night when the play reached its climax. In the beginning of the

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    In A Midsummer Night’s DreamShakespeare portrays the plays female characters in two different lights. While late 16th century English women were expected to become wives and mothers‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream does not adhere to the set gender roles of the time. This can be seen through the character of Hermia who is a daring and strong willed female that transcends established norms. On the other‚ the character Helena represents desperate and submissive females‚ which were more commonplace than

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream Novel Contrast A Midsummer Night’s Dream was published by William Shakespeare in 1600 and it is still being read today. Shakespeare has a way with his humor where his jokes still seem to make sense and make us laugh today. The jokes that Shakespeare uses‚ not many people can understand‚ I think it is better when the audience sees those jokes played out in the movie because it adds to the humor and understanding of the play in the movie. In 1999‚ Michael Hoffman directed

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    Through Shakespeare’s play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and Lasse Hallstrom’s film “Chocolat”‚ the composers have proposed similar perceptions on both the role of women in society and magic through the context and the relationships each character shares with the surrounding societies. Both texts use characters to signify the role of women in society and the struggles of overcoming patriarchy and strict moral code in a sustained society. Each composer’s purpose was to bring forward a response to

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    Love‚ before it can talked about it must be defined; then it can be dissected and studied. Love is defined in the dictionary as an intense feeling of deep affection. Love is portrayed as the concentrated idea in much of Shakespeare’s writing‚ both in the form of comedies and tragedies. Shakespeare’s trend of themes makes the reader see that he is infatuated with love. Love is something that can come at any time in any person’s life‚ and it can appear in any way‚ shape‚ or form. In the famous play

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    In the play written by William Shakespeare titled Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ different types of love have been explained. Some of the common types that have been discussed are complicated love‚ forced love and parental love. In this case‚ we are going to discuss the three types of love shown in the play. Forced love In the commencement of the play‚ Hippolyta and Theseus who are potrayed as queens who have their origins from the Amazons show forced love. In act 1‚ Theseus mentions “ I managed to woo

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    unlike other lawyers‚ he will defend any innocent man he is appointed to without hesitation and with every bit of effort he has with justice in his mind and heart. He even defends a black man‚ Tom Robinson‚ a negro accused of rape. Back in the 1930’s‚ a white man defending a black man literally a crime which no ordinary lawyer would dare to do aware of the consequences. During the case‚ Atticus proves that Tom is innocent‚ but due to being black‚ Tom loses be default and is sent to jail. Atticus

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    Love. It is a feeling that everyone usually experiences at least once in their lifetime. Love can be experienced through various ways such as in religion‚ family‚ relationships‚ friendships‚ animals‚ and many more. The love experienced in A Midsummer Night’s Dream is through relationships and marriages. Love can either be a good emotion by holding people together or love can either be a bad emotion by holding people together who do not need to be together. In the play‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream by

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    A play within a play‚ a comedy of love: A Midsummer night’s dream Shakespeare was pointing out that love is maddening and that people do very eccentric things for love. In the play A Midsummer night’s dream written by Shakespeare‚ the characters portray the quote written by John Lennon‚ ‘All you need is love’ in multiple ways. To some extent the quote is relatable and to some extent it is not. In the play‚ there is tension between love and law‚ thus‚ four lovers escape into the magic forest

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