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The Duke of Athens, Theseus, is preparing to wed a woman that he captured in battle. The problem is that Hermia loves Lysander and Chqnce Demetrius. Egeus demands that Hermia either marry Demetrius or die. The Duke supports Egeus. When Hermia https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/culture-and-selfaeesteem/social-contract.php Lysander are left alone, they decide to run away and get married.
We learn that Helena loves Demetrius, and that she is frustrated that Demetrius does not reciprocate her love.
Instead, he loves Hermia. This is clearly a poem about love. Will it be a tragedy or will the conflicts be resolved? Right now, the conflicts seem too many and too entangled to be resolvable without supernatural intervention.
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The leader of the players, Quince, assigns the parts. Bottom will play Pyramus, the lover.
Flute will play Thisbe, the woman that Pyramus loves. Snug will play the lion. When Thisbe arrives back on the scene, she sees that Pyramus is dead, so she kills herself too. This romantic tragedy was used as the basis for Romeo and Juliet.
The first time that I read this scene, I did not understand how the fairy world was connected to the 4 lovers and the rest of the story. The purpose of this scene was unclear to me.
Sonnet 18 Shall I compare thee to a Summer's day?
But after reading it a second time, this scene was actually lots of fun! For me, the second reading was much more enjoyable. This scene opens with another conflict, one between a fairy king, Oberon, and his fairy queen, Titania.]
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