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    Throughout the past 400+ years times and ways of life have changed‚ but if you think about it‚ stuff that occurred back then still occur now. The play “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” by Shakespeare displays the most common similarities between then and now. The play displays an arranged marriage‚ a couple arguing‚ and a group of people performing a play for entertainment. As stated before these three things still often occur today. “Full of vexation I complain against . . . my daughter Hermia- Stand

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    to her father‚ Egeus‚ but then makes her own decision‚ based on her own feelings and not those of her family or society‚ to commit to Lysander.  In the play‚ Hermia’s father wants her to marry Demetrius and not Lysander.  Hermia also went against Theseus‚ the Duke of Athens‚ and defied the ancient law of Athens‚ by choosing to continue her bond with Lysander even though it might mean her death or lifelong chastity. Love is stronger than infatuation‚ because it means two people making a long term

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    the head of a bull and body like that of a man and stood uprite. In it’s "den" it stalked young athenian men who had been punished‚ captured or put down in the labrynth for various reasons. It is believed to have been slayed by the Athenian hero Theseus but that is another story to it’s own with that of Daedalus and Icarus. The subject for this conversation tonight is the "Minotaur" of Crete. Asterion the "minotaur" who shares the name of King Minos’s foster father. The term "Minotaur"

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    totally unaware of how ridiculous he looks. Nick Bottom always thinks he is the best at everything. Even when Puck gave Bottom the head of a donkey‚ it didn’t change his inflated opinion of himself. This play begins when the duke of Athens (Theseus) is preparing for his marriage to the queen of the Amazons (Hippolyta). He is planning a four-day celebration for the occasion. As time goes on‚ there are so many twists and turns in the play that it is sometimes hard to keep things sorted out

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    In the play‚ Egeus demands that Hermia marries Demetrius because Lysander “bewitched the bosom of my child”(1.1.28) In the past centuries‚ love was regarded as a useless emotions that disrupts personal affairs with social classes and such. Theseus tells Hermia to “Either to die the death‚ or to adjure… / Therefore‚ fair Hermia‚ question your desires.”‚ which proves that she should discard her emotions and think about what truly matters (telling Hermia to acknowledge her father’s wishes instead

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    Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s short story “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” and Ovid’s “Daedalus en Icarus” use magical realism to teach true-to-life narrative in a magical‚ often symbolic‚ fantasy described in a matter-of-fact tone. These true-to-life narratives cover things like: an “Icarus Complex‚” fraudulence‚ “Disobedience and consequences‚” and unnoticed miracles. Magical-realist fiction consists of mostly true-to-life narrative punctuated by moments of whimsical‚ often symbolic‚ fantasy

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    “Adonis”? Pg. 118 PART TWO 12. What forbidden thing did Psyche do that almost caused her to lose her husband? Pg. 127 13. Who was Galatea? Pg. 147‚150 PART THREE 14. Cite one identifying fact about the following: A. Perseus Pg.202-204 B. Theseus Pg.209 C. Hercules Pg. 225 D. Atalanta Pg. 248 PART FOUR 15. What role did Aphrodite play in causing the Trojan War? Pg. 255‚257 16. What cause the fall of Troy? Pg. spark notes 17. How did Circe help Odysseus? Pg. 18. Which goddess especially

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    Shakespeare has used many genres to convey his stories‚ especially comedies‚ tragedies and historical plays. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a classic example of Shakespearean comedy. A comedy is a kind of drama which is intended primarily to entertain the audience and in which the characters ultimately triumph over adversity. Shakespeare was influenced by the concept of intertextuality and there are literary interferences all the time in his plays. In Shakespeare’s comedies‚ there is no satiric excess

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    Some women in mythology‚ such as Andromeda from the Greek myths‚ were present solely to be rescued and protected by heroic characters such as Perseus. Others were more proactive; Ariadne‚ lover of the Greek hero Theseus‚ equipped him with a sword and a ball of twine so he could defeat the Minotaur and flee from the great maze termed the Labyrinth. Such women were not to be fooled with; Medea helped the Greek hero Jason in his expedition for the Golden Fleece‚ but

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    The two main settings in the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare are the Forest and Athens. The defining factor that differs the two settings is the amount of chaos that ensues in each realm. In Athens‚ “Theseus represents order‚ law‚ and logical reasoning” (Seker 3). These virtues are shared by the rest of Athens. Contrasting that‚ the Forest has no rules or boundaries and characters can act however they please. This absence of rules allows for the characters to make immoral

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