The Magic Juice is one of the most important aspects of the play. The effect of the magic juice is to speed up the process of falling in and out of love so that it comes to seem silly. Shakespeare uses the magic juice to create dramatic irony as the audience know about the magic juice and are aware that Puck has used it on the wrong person. ... Titania and Oberon are also affected by the magic juice. Oberon orders the fairies to put the juice on his lover as they have a disagreement. ...

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Love-juice was spilt from a little purple flower on Lysanders eyes from the hands of Oberon which would completely change his perception of love. ... The love-juice had circled the perception of love onto Helena, changing from the perception of love that was originally intertwined between Hermia and Lysander. A second example of how the fairies possess power to transform perceptions was again through the love-juice potion. ... Now having found the person first intended, he touched the eyelids of the sleeping Demetrius with the love-juice and he instantly awoke. ... Oberon showed the res...

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Oberon tells Puck to put some love juice onto Titanias eye so that she will fall in love with the first animal she sees. ... He tells the puck to take some of the love juice and put it on Demetrius eyes so that he fall's in love with Helena. ... The puck finds Lysander but he believes that Lysander is Demetrius, so he puts some love juice on Lysanders eyes. ... Inadvertently she wakes up Demetrius on whose eyes Oberon has applied his love juice. ... Oberon tells Robin to make the men fall a sleep and then put love juice on Lysnaders eyes and make shore that the firs person that he sees I ...

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SHAKESPEARE"S A MIDSUMMER NIGHT"S DREAM "THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH" The course of true love in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" never did run smooth. From not being able to marry the love of your choice Egeus is determined that his daughter, Hermia, will m...

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"Rappaccini's Daughter" Out of the window of a gloomy chamber of an old edifice was a beautiful garden. The overflowing garden was filled with many beautiful poisonous flowers. However, no one new of what was to come of this garden and all the poisons in it. Imagery and irony are shown throughou...

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Many times a mission took them to the mountains, and they would carry mosquito netting, machetes, canvas tarps, and extra bug juice, to keep them from being bitten and catching diseases (O' Brien 641). ...

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The characterization used by Oliver Sacks thoroughly depicts the theme that you need to love your hobby so much, so much that it almost becomes obsession, to learn the most you can, and squeeze the most juice out of the subject, and out of life. ...

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In previous years, the ability to feel and express love physically and emotionally was known to be a good thing. Today, falling in love has lost its truest meaning because of technology. For example, when meeting a girl for the first time, a man asks for her number first before asking her out on a...

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