1. A Midsummer Night's Dream
... 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 the fantastic plot. Scene 1.1 The play opens in Athens, where Duke Theseus is preparing to celebrate his wedding to Hippolyta, Queen of the ... on Titania for her stubborn refusal to give up the boy, and invents an ingenious plan. He sends Puck into the forest to find a little flower, called "love in idleness,"" telling a fantastic story about Cupid's inadvertent "wo...
- Word Count: 10864
- Approx Pages: 43
- Grade Level: High School