Oberon

back. This then leads to having an imbalance of love; one women has no man to love her while the other has too many. Also, the developed and balanced love shared between Theseus and Hippolyte displays contrast when compared to the relationship of Oberon and Titania, whose love is a quarrel and leaves the world around them in shambles. A Midsummer Night’s Dream claims that marriage shows the true and utter fulfillment of romantic love. Shakespeare has a way of pulling the audience out of the…

planet Uranus has the third most amount of moons with 27 moons. 10 of those moons were discovered by Voyager 2. According to NASA most of Uranus’ moons are named after Shakespearean characters and a couple named after the works of Alexander Pope. Oberon and Titania are the largest moons of Uranus and were both Discovered in 1787 by…

Our heroes are all different, including Beowulf and Kirito ( Kirigaya Kazuto) are similar in many ways but, both have their own qualities. Kirito is a 17 year old boy who started out quiet and shy, but then he becomes a brave warrior who will sacrifice everything for the ones he loves. Beowulf is from the Anglo Saxon period, he is from the Geats tribe. Whom inhabited the southern side of Sweden. He has superhuman strength and he has faith every time he fights. What are the qualities of a real…

The Moon, first compared to Cupid’s bow and now to the ocean tides, depicts a powerful symbol; it has a controlling force over humans and the complicated affairs of love. The fairies in A Midsummer Night’s Dream seem to depict the moon itself. Oberon, Titania, and Puck are all names of Uranus’ moons. This direct reference adds a scientific depth to the symbol of the moon, which has already been established as a thoroughly integrated token of symbolism in the play. Puck, the fairy that caused…

from the audience. In act 3 of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lysander along with Demetrius have feelings for Helena. This happens because both men have been enchanted with a love potion through the actions of Puck, one of the servants of the fairy king, Oberon,. This is a complication because they were both once attracted to Hermia. Hermia, being in love with Lysander, is trying to figure out what happened.…

In the plays Julius Caesar and A Midsummer’s Night Dream by William Shakespeare, supernatural elements and love influence both Brutus and the lovers. Supernatural elements comprise a huge portion of both plays. A supernatural event that affects Brutus occurs when the ghost of Caesar appears before Brutus in his tent and warns Brutus that “[he] shal[l] see [him] at Philippi” (Julius Caesar 4.3.327). The ghost of Caesar frightens Brutus, causing his blood to go cold. He wants to talk more with…

Monica stayed in Paris for a few months. But she eventually decided to travel through time and space. Monica's space-time-dimension ship landed in a town, located on planet Oberon. Tall cylinder buildings that were built out of shiny metal surrounded the ship. "Stupid ship," Monica said. "You never takes me where I want to go. Monica took a deep breath. "I might as well go explore," Monica said to herself. "Oberon's a big planet, so I don't think the Kratos government will find me." Monica…

William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer’s Night Dream tells a story of magic, fantasy, and love. Throughout the story, Shakespeare chooses to break away from reality and dip into fantasy using elements of magic. Because these elements of magic play such a big role in the story, there is no set way of how to produce this fantasy. From the set, to the costumes, to the language, A Midsummer’s Night Dream can be produced in any setting. The National Players’ choice to use a simple set introduces the…

Demetrius. After Hermia’s options are given by Theseus, her and Lysander decide to run away into the mischievous woods outside Athens. This causes Demetrius to pursue them along with Helena, his ex-lover, at his heels. In the woods, the fairy couple, Oberon and Titania, are in a feud over a changeling Indian boy, while a group of Athenian craftsmen practice for a play that they will perform at the wedding of Theseus and Hippolyta. After a struggle to locate each other and interference from…

was fate. An intertextual link to A Midsummer Night’s Dream can be found in the theme of free will as it opens up discussion as to whether the chaos in the forest was avoidable. The influence of the fairies on the mortal world, as evidenced by how Oberon can affect who loves who, positions the audience to question whether anything they do is done freely. While Romeo and Juliet have explicit references to astrology (“I defy you stars” and “star crossed lovers”) those in A Midsummer Night’s Dream…