The protagonist is Puck is the central character, labeling him as the lone protagonist in the play . Puck. he's the only character that has his hands in almost every plot line. Puck's actions are directly involved in the rising action, conflict, falling action and resolution of the play. Here Puck manages to be involved in the action of the four lovers, Bottom and the actors, and the argument for the Indian boy.
I'd say Puck fills the antagonist role most emphatically. He complicates Oberon's plans. Puck sets Bottom against his friends and the entire Titania love theme in play. He misleads the lovers, so they are fighting him when they think they are fighting one another.
Puck is the most important character in the play. The quick-witted …show more content…
In mythical Athens but takes place in various places .The first and last scenes of the play takes place in Theseus's palace. The forest outside the walls where the fairies live.takes place in the forest outside Athens. Verona as you like It, the forest represents a savage place outside civilized society
Shakespeare wrote the play because of a wedding The thought of romance is sometimes real and magical ,like the world of fairies the humans’ world is out of balance. Their are four young Athenians (Lysander, Hermia, Demetrius, and Helena) who have romantic problems. Both men love Hermia, but she loves only Lysander. Which her father disapproves.
First narrator in the play. I believe there is not one at all.I 14 I believe there is a third narrator and he or she is omniscient because they describe what love is and you can see in Helenas heart how she really wanted somebody to love her. 15 With all my researching I believe that the characters are objective. They really do describe them all in detail. 16 Yes the point of view does change The little king and queen of sprites happened, at this time, a disagreement; they never walked by moonlight on the shady walks of the pleasant woods. They were arguing till all fairy elves crept into acorn-cups and hide themselves because of fear. The cause of this disagreement was Titania's refusing to give Oberon
I'd say Puck fills the antagonist role most emphatically. He complicates Oberon's plans. Puck sets Bottom against his friends and the entire Titania love theme in play. He misleads the lovers, so they are fighting him when they think they are fighting one another.
Puck is the most important character in the play. The quick-witted …show more content…
In mythical Athens but takes place in various places .The first and last scenes of the play takes place in Theseus's palace. The forest outside the walls where the fairies live.takes place in the forest outside Athens. Verona as you like It, the forest represents a savage place outside civilized society
Shakespeare wrote the play because of a wedding The thought of romance is sometimes real and magical ,like the world of fairies the humans’ world is out of balance. Their are four young Athenians (Lysander, Hermia, Demetrius, and Helena) who have romantic problems. Both men love Hermia, but she loves only Lysander. Which her father disapproves.
First narrator in the play. I believe there is not one at all.I 14 I believe there is a third narrator and he or she is omniscient because they describe what love is and you can see in Helenas heart how she really wanted somebody to love her. 15 With all my researching I believe that the characters are objective. They really do describe them all in detail. 16 Yes the point of view does change The little king and queen of sprites happened, at this time, a disagreement; they never walked by moonlight on the shady walks of the pleasant woods. They were arguing till all fairy elves crept into acorn-cups and hide themselves because of fear. The cause of this disagreement was Titania's refusing to give Oberon