... - (132-34). In A Midsummer Night's Dream there are three basic and very separate classes. At the top of the hierarchy are the aristocrats, magic is brought into the tale via the fairies, and of course the plebeians are the artisans. As different as each of their worlds may be, the trials of love cause equal amounts of mischief and chaos among each of the characters. Theseus is the duke of Athens and Hippolyta ... they generally speak of trivial things. Every mishap and adventure in the play has something to do with love, and those that involve the fairies are no exception. These mystical...

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