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    Puck. Then will two at once woo one; 1155 That must needs be sport alone; And those things do best please me That befal preposterously. (Shakespeare 3.2. 1154-1158) This shows how Oberon is telling Puck to put love potion on Demetrius’ eyes and for him to not wake him from sleep. It also shows puck thinking about how lysander and Demetrius will compete for the same girl which shows that he has put

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    the parts to all of the characters in the play‚ including a fairly egotistical future main character‚ Bottom. ACT II The second act is really where all the action begins. The first scene opens up with Puck and a fairy talking and the fairy really telling the reader and audience how much Puck is really a mischievous troublemaker. Then the scene goes into Titania and Oberon being introduced as rivals and ex-lovers. Oberon and Titania are both fairy royalty and are arguing over the right to have

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    the shot. By the time I glided out far enough‚ the opposing team’s player had reached the puck‚ swiftly captured it with her stick and began to skate toward me. As she advanced‚ I fell back‚ carefully keeping the same amount of space in between us. I was poised‚ ready for her to make a move. I could taste the salty tang of sweat on my face but I ignored it. Mindful not to jump the gun‚ I inspected the puck closely. Timing was just as important as cutting off the angle to the net. Promptly‚ the player

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    Characters: Names‚ characteristics‚ and contributions to the plot 1. Human characters: Lysander‚ Hermia‚ Helena‚ Demetrius‚ Theseus‚ Egeus‚ Hippolyta‚ Nick Bottom‚ Peter Quince‚ Francis Flute‚ Robin Starveling‚ Tom Snout‚ Snug 2. Fairies: Puck‚ Oberon‚ Titania‚ Peasblossom‚ Mustardseed‚ Mote‚ Cobweb Plot Sequence: 1. Exposition: What is going on when the story begins? -Theseus is talking with Hippolyta until he is called off by Egeus to handle certain matters. 2. Rising action:

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    functions in the plot do Puck and Bottom serve? * What purpose is served by having Titania fall in love with an ass? * How does the famous line‚ “The course of true love never did run smooth” characterize the affairs of the couples? * Why do the fairies intervene in human affairs? The Bard gives little development of his characters in this‚ possibly the greatest of his comedies. There’s no specific central character (protagonist) but most of us think of Puck as the most important role

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    Study Questions for A Midsummer Night’s Dream Name: Daniel M. Tayts Please answer the following questions in complete sentences on your own paper. ACT I‚ SCENE I 1. How is Hippolyta’s reasoning concerning how quickly the next four days will pass different from that of Theseus? Note how Shakespeare portrays the patience and calmness of Hippolyta in contrast to the impatience and need for action of Theseus. Hippolyta believe that the next four days will pass very quickly. Theseus‚ on the other

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    captured from the play was the significance of love. All characters in the play are lively‚ careless and thoughtless‚ especially the character Puck‚ one of the dominant characters in the play. Through the assistance of imaginary elements as well as characters Puck and Oberon‚ the true message of love in William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is revealed. Puck is significant to the plot‚ tone‚ and meaning of A Midsummer Nights Dream. He of course becomes a characteristic of the theme of love in

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    In A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ Lysander and Demetrius change their feelings of love and promises for both Helena and Hermia. Shakespeare shows us how love is unpredictable and inconsistent with the changes of feelings and broken promises between the young lovers. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ Lysander switches his love for both Hermia and Helena with changes of feelings of love and broken promises‚ showing how unpredictable and inconsistent love is. In the beginning of the play‚ Lysander is deeply

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    of today as Power Pellets were originally cookies and Pac-Man was called Puck-Man. Puck is the Japanese sound for munching‚ and since the company wished to keep along with the food theme‚ they decided to call it Puck-Man. Some even say that in the early stages‚ Pac-Man was colored like a pepperoni pizza. The food theme was used because the company wanted a game that would appeal to not only boys‚ but to girls as well. Puck-Man was released to world for the first time on May 22‚ 1980. Later that year

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    I have the power to choose a husband for her. And I have choosen Demetrius. But if she refuses to listen to me‚ I can also send her to her death.“ ( Act 1 Lovers and Actors Scene 1 ) Puns are used frequently there. When Puck is making fun of trouble that he caused. „Puck (laughing): Then there will be two men in

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