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    yet mesmerizing production is Midsummer. The word means summer solstice which takes place on June twenty first. This is important because midsummer is the setting of the play and also contributes to the plot. There is also talk about May Day when Theseus finds the four sleeping young lovers in Act 4‚ Scene 1 and thinks they’re passed out on the ground because they got up early and went into the wood to "observe / The rite of May"(4.1.20). Midsummer Day and May Day were two important holidays for

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    as real or just a dream in the characters and readers eyes alike. In the end‚ the mystical realm of the unconscious becomes the reality. Act I begins with a fairly pragmatic tone as it begins with Theseus and Hippolyta talking. They represent the mature sensibilities of love throughout the play. Theseus just won the right to marry Hippolyta’s through war. Foolish whims or immature jealousy does not exist between them. Realism stays present with Egeus interfering between his daughter Hermia and Lysander

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    Roles in Society Gender roles may differ within the different societies in this world‚ but in one way or another they began in one way. Back in the times of Shakespeare‚ women roles were of house maids and men roles were acted upon as the strong‚ in charge‚ and house hold carrier. Women weren’t supposed to oppose what their father or husband would say. Since Shakespearean comedies such as Much Ado about Nothing and A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ he began to show the different gender roles and how

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    Introduction Suzanne Collins was writing for children long before her popular Hunger Games trilogy took the literary world by storm. However‚ she was writing for a different age group and a different genre‚ having started her literary career as a writer for children’s television shows. She wrote for several popular children’s television shows‚ including Little Bear‚ Oswald‚ Wow Wow Wubbzy‚ Clifford’s Puppy Days‚ and Clarissa Explains it All. She ventured into children’s books after a meeting with

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    Jessica Jaramillo Professor Sauchelli English Composition II ENG-112-83215 Research Essay 12 December‚ 2012 A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a play written by William Shakespeare. This play is full of symbolism and the gender roles are not as people are used to. The play showed us how Shakespeare decided to play around a little with the gender roles and what they are really like in reality. He showed examples whether they were about family‚ friend or romance. The role of Egeus as the father

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    death of his wife. But under no circumstances could they speak of the criminal passion of Phaedra for Hippolytus. That would have been the height of impropriety. That is why Phaedra has to lay bare her heart to the Nurse. It is Artemis who informed Theseus of what actually happened. What mortals fail to do‚ Dues ex machine can. The choruses in Hippolytus therefore do not serve any important purpose as they do in the tragedies of Aeschylus and

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    As Helena says‚ "Love looks not with the eyes‚ but with the mind" (1.1.234) whereas in the play‚ most of the relationships of love is seen with the eyes rather than their minds. The characters don’t realize what reason they are falling in love with and only see what they want to see. William Shakespeare writes and demonstrates the effect of love through the character’s eyes in his play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Shakespeare establishes the illusion of love through the relationships between Lysander

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    Athenian Duke Theseus and Amazonian warrior Hippolyta‚ thereby framing the enfolding drama with the portrayal of a union in which romance and military conflict are inextricably bound: ‘Hippolyta‚ I woo’d thee with my sword/and won thy love doing thee injuries.’ (1:1:16) Shakespeare incongruously conflates military imagery withthe language of romance‚ establishing the theme of love‚ initially at least‚ as being fraught with conflict. This is highlighted further as the discussion of Theseus and Hippolyta’s

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    Penelope: A Hidden Hero Loyalty (n.) – the act of showing faithfulness or devotion to a person‚ country‚ group or cause. Loyalty is essential for many reasons. Being loyal means you are willing to make self-sacrifice and do things for others to help them succeed. It means standing by somebody or something that you believe in‚ no matter what. Countless people have died showing loyalty for their country and for people they love. In Ancient Greece‚ loyalty to one’s family‚ friends‚ and acquaintances

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    In Shakespeare’s "a Midsummer Nights Dream" love is shown in many different ways. During the play there are many different sub-stories and extra plots that it is easy for Shakespeare to add many different ideas‚ these sub-stories in the play are the story of Pyrimus & Thisbee and also the story of the Fairy King and Queen Oberon and Titania. With these added plots in place Shakespeare adds the themes of deceit‚ magic and confusion. In Act 1 Scene 1 parental love is shown when Hermia’s father Egeus

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