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    The Modern Wife What do you think of when you hear the words “The Modern Wife?” For me personally, when I hear these words I think of Titania from the book A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare. In this book, there are a lot of things going on with various characters throughout the story. On one hand you have Lysander and Hermia who want to run away and be married due to their immense amount of love for one another. On the other you have people like Helena who are obsessed with…

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    In A Mid Summer Nights dream. perception v.s. reality becomes a major aspect of the play because of the contrast of the woods and the city. In the woods there is much deception form the characters and fairies to make the lovers perceive love for each other but unwilling love. The city is full of chaos and people telling each other what they need to do, but un the city the lovers still understood how they felt and had some sort of control over their emotions. Egeus is trying to force his daughter…

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    The role of Magic in A Midsummer Night’s Dream is developed between the “realistic” world and a world inhabited by sprites, fairies, and other magical creatures and forces.The main purpose of this magical world is to strengthen the idea that love is the heart of the play. We could either be in the world of fantasy in the forest or out in the equally amazing world of Athens on a midsummer eve, magic and power influence the lives of others. Reading the title of the play indicates that it…

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    Well, and much more. The plays, ¨ A Midsummer Night's Dream, A Mid-Semester´s Daydream and Twelfth Night, ¨ each show love, society/law, and friendship, while simultaneously contrasting. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare ” is about love, magic, and fantasies. It symbolizes the difficulties of love and realization of dreams. “ A Mid-Semester’s Daydream by Michael Ruscoe ” is a modernized version of “ A Midsummer Night’s Dream, ” in which high school students play the characters…

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    nature are certainly forces to be reckoned with. When allowed to run awry or shine through, they can lead to less than desirable situations. For example, in the search for power, one may make rash decisions to obtain said power. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, written by William Shakespeare, focuses on a power struggle between two fairies, a mischievous servant, a group of star crossed lovers, and some disorderly rude mechanicals. Oberon, the fairy king, and his wife Titania get into a spat over…

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    The woman in the three worlds of A Midsummer Night’s Dream In the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a world is shown where Athenians struggle with heart desires, fairies dance and trick one another, and peasants work in a play to get paid. At first glance, this seems like a giant expansive world but in reality there are three distinct worlds that are interwoven. The man who brought this play to life was William Shakespeare, one of the most famous English writers to have ever lived. He has lived…

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    The concept of the American Dream is heavily engraved in society. It is what gives many lower and middle-class citizens the motivation to work hard in hopes of a better life. However, “a better life” is a vague term that often has a different meaning with respect to time and situation. In the article, “The American Dream: Dead, Alive, or on Hold?” Brandon King attempts to answer the ambiguity of this question. As the title gives it away, the author analyzes and compares different time periods…

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    a Midsummer Night’s Dream the characters are very similar to how people are in real life; the audience has to observe and infer on who they are, it is not simply stated. This play will take the reader through many loops and jumps around love stories through a series of comedic events. “”The title suggests an atmosphere of fantasy, whimsy, and imagination, which is a pretty accurate description of the magical wood where characters experience events that seem more like a dream than reality.”””…

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    How does love relate to the world of law and reason? How can a supernatural power make one fall in love with another regardless of their previous desires, feelings, or status? In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, William Shakespeare took advantage of the theme of love, comparing the play within a play with affection and Athen’s law in the 1590’s. Although this play is meant to be a comedy, the theme of love runs a major line across the story. Love plays a separate role for each character, varying from…

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    “The course of true love never did run smooth.” This is a quote said by Lysander in the play Midsummer Nights Dream. In this quote, Lysander is describing how love is not always easy. There will be road bumps and difficulties to lead to happiness. In the play, there are many situations where love does not run smooth. There are three couples that are good examples. The couples being Lysander and Hermia, Demetrius and Helena, and Titania and Oberon. The first couple that demonstrates this quote…

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