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Midsummer Night's Dream Questions?
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Questions are from Act V and can be found in Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare:
Why does Theseus command Demetrius to be silent.
How does Robin Starveling defend the use of the lanthorn ( lattern) in representing the moon?
What two things does Puck ask from the audience before the play Midsummer's Nights Dream ends?
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
You have posted this in the wrong section - this is dream interpretation. You may wish to post in Authors or Books, or do a search on Y! Answers for your question.
- 5 years ago
He resonates so properly with the audience because: (a) he's a commoner, and we are all commoners in recent times. we've a more advantageous sturdy time concerning to the Aristocracy or fairies... (b) he's were given intense ranges of interest, he's a pacesetter, and he's reliable-hearted. human beings commonly recognize those traits. (c) His foolishness is more advantageous naive--he's not appealing in stupid marital spats like Oberon and Titania, he's not entering into sword-fights or cat-fights because he loves more advantageous out of selfishness than charity like Hermia-Helena-Lysander-Demetrius. He needs to play each and each and every of the parts of Pyramus and Thisby out of the sheer excitement of appearing and favor for the performane to be reliable adequate for the king--not because he ought to be a huge star or to curry own favors from Theseus. even as he wakes up interior the hands of Titania, he's too surprised by the conventional of this impressive 'dream' that he would not attempt to press his earnings on her. he's an innocuous.
