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just a movie. It is a tale of how an odd young man went above and beyond what was asked of him, time and time again; and did so to bring happiness to those around him. His undying love for a single woman throughout life is probably the swe...
ays in which one may perhaps view or even undertake love. Often, it is explored as one of the most serious experiences of life; however, it may also be treated as a sort of madness. William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a ...
Night's Dream are the forest versus the city and morning versus night. The forest represents mystical powers and lawlessness. The latter is shown when Lysander is speaking of the need to go through the forest to get to his aunt's house whe...
ant. He brings about the confusion of the young Athenians on Midsummer Eve as he tries to carry out Oberon’s wishes; the king has taken pity on Helena and hopes to turn Demetrius’ scorn for her into love. Puck simply enchants the first Athe...
symbolism in portraying the blindness of love. When Puck and Oberon apply the juice of the pansy to the eyes of the Athenians and to the eyes of Titania, the fairy queen, they are quickly enveloped by a magical love spell. This spell causes...
and young romantic love. One plot focuses on finding young love and on overcoming obstacles to that love. Shakespeare adds to the richness of comic structure by interweaving the love plot with a cast of rustic guildsmen, who are out of thei...
Midsummer Night's Dream. In the first act both themes of tension appear, when Theseus remarks that he has won Hippolyta by defeating her, "Hippolyta, I wooed thee with my sword" (1.1.16), and the conflict between Egeus and his daughter, Her...