What is the significance of the forest?
In William Shakespeare’s comedy, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare created the scene of his place to have taken place mainly in the forest. Midsummer Night’s Dream tells the story of mainly about the citizens of Athens; Hermia, Egeus, Helena, Demetrius, and Lysander and a fairy king, Oberon, and his wife alone with the mischievous Puck. Hermia was the daughter of Egeus, who favored a marriage between Hermia and Demetrius. However, Hermia loved Lysander and would not marry Demetrius. When Egeus heard this he threated to use the law of Athens upon her, which was if a daughter did not marry a man of her father’s choice she would be killed. When Hermia and Lysander ran away to the forest away from the
In William Shakespeare’s comedy, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare created the scene of his place to have taken place mainly in the forest. Midsummer Night’s Dream tells the story of mainly about the citizens of Athens; Hermia, Egeus, Helena, Demetrius, and Lysander and a fairy king, Oberon, and his wife alone with the mischievous Puck. Hermia was the daughter of Egeus, who favored a marriage between Hermia and Demetrius. However, Hermia loved Lysander and would not marry Demetrius. When Egeus heard this he threated to use the law of Athens upon her, which was if a daughter did not marry a man of her father’s choice she would be killed. When Hermia and Lysander ran away to the forest away from the