1. A Midsummer Night's Dream
... . Theseus offers to host a triple wedding, and they all return to Athens. In the play's final scene, the happily married couples, along with the invisible fairy company, watch and comment upon the ridiculous play performed ineptly by Bottom and his men. The last speech of the play, however, is spoken by Puck - who apologizes to the audience watching A Midsummer Night's Dream if they have taken any offense at ... which Shakespeare seems to comment on his own profession as an inventor of fantastic stories in the theater. The lovers enter, and everyone discusses what they wish to see as the...
- Word Count: 10864
- Approx Pages: 43
- Grade Level: High School