1. A Midsummer Night's Dream
... some antidote (yes, apparently there is an antidote to love-juice!) on Lysander's eyes. That way, Demetrius will continue to love Helena, not Hermia (good), and Lysander will once again love Hermia, not Helena (good). Oberon finally sees Titania and Bottom together; far from being thrilled, he is moved to "pity- her, ... , since the play is a tragedy that must end with the death of Pyramus. Bottom offers a solution: a "prologue- must tell the audience that Pyramus is "not killed indeed,"" and moreover that the man onstage is not in fact Pyramus, "but Bottom the weaver. This will put them ...
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- Approx Pages: 43
- Grade Level: High School