... arises when Titania refuses to hand over the "changeling boy" to Oberon. Stubbornness causes her to turn down turn his command and leads to a terrible consequence, according to Puck; "And now they never meet in grove or green, By fountain clear or spangles starlight sheen, But they do square, that all their elves for fear, Creep into acorn cups and hide them ... there" To make the situation worse, their jealousies (one of the factors) make them accuse each others" fidelity. In addition, Titania who is under the influence of the magical flower juice falls deeply love(lust) for Bottom (wi...

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... with society. Everything in this play is about looks, not about the reality of things. As long as something can look good, the other thing will fall in place. After Lady Bracknell finds out that Jack owns a house in the Belgrave Square, she asks him what his town house number is. Jack responds ... truthfully and tells her his number is 149 and to this she responds, "The unfashionable side. I thought there was something. However, that could easily be ... going to be unfaithful and just overall a bad husband, he is trying to make a deal with Lady Bracknell so he can marry Gwendolen. "But ...

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... Doc is such an example. There is one occasion in particular where Doc is asked to perform a recital in the market square. He goes on to explain to Peekay that he had long lost the ability to play in front of an audience and that his humiliation over a failed performance had caused him to ... hear "wolves" in his head, only to be quieted by a swig of whisky. The pain and honest Doc takes in explaining his dilemma is heartfelt and it is almost crushing to know that many of us do deal with personal "wolves". It really is something to ponder and it is made even more ... so when the Doc, wit...

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