How Athens begets the Wild: The Heart vs. the Mind Love! An intense feeling of deep affection, or a person or thing that one loves, or to feel a deep romantic or sexual attachment to (someone). There’s many levels and types of “ love ”, people can define or explain it in many ways. The feeling can make things change, it can make people change, it can cause feelings of hatred or adoration, it can make people act like fools. It can add meaning to life, it can cause ultimate sacrifices, it can cause serious problems, or it can solve all problems. To some love is the ultimate truth.
“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged cupid painted blind ” This quote is an excerpt from William, Shakespeare's play Midsummer Night’s Dream I feel that it means that love looks over all lies, it does not become mistaken, love will conquer all. It is the …show more content…
The castle symbolises the obligations, duties, and rules involved in the characters lives. While the forest symbolises no worries, truth, where the heart can roam free. The castle is very formal and everything is proper. Especially how they dress and how they talk to one another expresses how proper the choose to be. While in the forest they wear less clothing, and their faces of the lovers are dirty and everything they say is improper and wild. Their hair is wild, the clothing and mud is wild on their faces. Their decisions and thinking also seem to be wild compared to their reasoning in the castle where they think clearly and make the right choices. That would be the effect of the love potion the fairy puck applied to the lovers, or the restraints of the dreadful castle is finally lifted. And they can finally be their true selves. The lovers choose to look over consequences as they elope to the forest, this is a prime example showing that love creates bad judgement. It creates bad
“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged cupid painted blind ” This quote is an excerpt from William, Shakespeare's play Midsummer Night’s Dream I feel that it means that love looks over all lies, it does not become mistaken, love will conquer all. It is the …show more content…
The castle symbolises the obligations, duties, and rules involved in the characters lives. While the forest symbolises no worries, truth, where the heart can roam free. The castle is very formal and everything is proper. Especially how they dress and how they talk to one another expresses how proper the choose to be. While in the forest they wear less clothing, and their faces of the lovers are dirty and everything they say is improper and wild. Their hair is wild, the clothing and mud is wild on their faces. Their decisions and thinking also seem to be wild compared to their reasoning in the castle where they think clearly and make the right choices. That would be the effect of the love potion the fairy puck applied to the lovers, or the restraints of the dreadful castle is finally lifted. And they can finally be their true selves. The lovers choose to look over consequences as they elope to the forest, this is a prime example showing that love creates bad judgement. It creates bad