What exactly is reality, and do individual people have different views on what they think it is? This is a difficult idea to grasp, as we cannot tell if what one person considers proper and ordinary applies to another. We can, however, tackle the many faces of actuality by examining the experiences of lively characters, such as those of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by William Shakespeare. The Athenians live in a world where love blinds them mercilessly, friendships lead to grave betrayals, and most importantly, nosy, invisible fairies exists. As the title of the play suggests, could all of what is happening to our beloved characters be nothing but a frightening nightmare? Perhaps all the emotions they felt and the hardships they went through
