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    (Demetrius) and put the juice in his eyes. He tells him he will “know the man by the Athenian garments he hath on.” (72) Puck sees a man who meets that description‚ but it is Lysander. Helena is the first person he sees when he wakes up because she had been chasing Demetrius. Lysander then falls madly in love with Helena and runs after her through the forest. Oberon’s love potion mimics what happens in real life a lot‚ commonly with teenagers. People seem to “fall in love” in an instant‚ without warning

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    God’s power and the reality of His world. Throughout the book‚ one of the most commonly used motifs is a moth‚ whether it is being eaten by a spider‚ or burned on a candle‚ the moth’s death is a commonly used symbol for sacrifice. The moth is first brought up where it is being eaten by a spider‚ but the best imagery of the dying moth first appears on pages sixteen and seventeen‚ where a moth flies onto the candle and is burned to death. And I paraphrase this

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    understand and communicate to recognize a “no” and disinterest in pursuing a relationship. The relationship is between two parties of people. So both sides have to be actively participating. However‚ the love between Demetrius and Helena at the beginning of the book is one-sided. Helena loves Demetrius‚ but Demetrius does not have

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    decorum flouted by Lysander and Hermia’s impudence - introduction of disorder within midsummer‚ as authority is questioned (complicit with disguise of decorousness) * sense of there being a disobedience reflected in Demetrius’ pursuit of Hermia over Helena - disguise of gallantry - disorder of love and relationships between the characters. this is further explored when interactions become chaotic between all lovers as a result of jealousy etc. * disguise of promise (hermia and lysander eloping)

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    ’Through Athens’ gates have we devis’d to steal.’ However‚ as the play develops our perception of their love differs‚ after Lysander is mistakenly put under a spell meant for Demetrius he attempts to pursue his new love‚ Helena‚ without any regard for Hermia‚ ’Not Hermia but Helena I love’‚ he now treats Hermia as if she had always meant nothing to him‚ ‘Should I hurt her‚ strike her‚ kill her dead? Although I hate her‚ I’ll harm her not so’‚ the magic potion removes any positive emotions. He also

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    Examine how Shakespeare presents love in Act 1 Scene 1 of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Love is a theme which reoccurs through many of Shakespeare’s Plays. In ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’‚ the theme ‘Love’ is presented from the very beginning in Act 1 Scene 1‚ through Shakespeare’s use of poetic language‚ structure and vivid imagery. At the beginning of the play we see an example of parental love‚ between the characters Egeus and his daughter Hermia. Egeus is ‘Full of vexation’ when he enters the

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    In A Midsummer Night’s Dream gender roles are challenged through Helena’s desperation and Hermia’s rebelliousness as they act against Greek and Elizabethan expectations for women. First‚ there is Helena who is in abiding love with Demetrius‚ but he loves Hermia instead. Helena states the custom explaining‚ “We cannot fight for love‚

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    The moon as depicted within this photograph directly correlates to the imperative role it plays as a motif within the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In this story of passion and heartache the moon appears time and time again serving more than just its literal meaning. It provides the audience with a greater understanding of both the characters feelings and the environment in which a scene occurs. This is done through the use of symbolism that is demonstrated in a variety of ways‚ representing more

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     and married  to Titania. Oberon not only has many different relationships with many different  characters‚ he has many different personas and attitudes throughout the play.  During  parts of the play Oberon is a kind­hearted hopeless romantic who pitties Helena and  tries to use magic to get her with Demetrius. But he is also not so generous at times‚  like when he tricks his wife‚ Titania‚ just to get his way. At times he can be very  manipulative‚ but at all times he demands respect from all.    Titania: 

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    meeting me. I am Cirrem Duffy‚ but you may know me as Atlas Galaxy. I know that the only thing that is really important right now though‚ is my transformation from a girl to an Atlas Moth superhero. Well to start off‚ I will tell you about my parents‚ just to get the whole effect. My father is Killer Moth. Yes‚ Killer Moth the super villain. Before you ask me how all of these absurd things possibly happened‚ I’ll tell you about my mother‚ Atti Attacus. Her original name is Attalin Loney‚ and this is

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