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Summary The craftsmen meet in the wood to rehearse their play After finding the perfect setting for the rehearsal Bottom cautions Quince that he will need two Prologues to the play so that the ladies will not be afraid due to the sword scene or the Lion The logistics of the moonlight and the need to have someone play the Wall are discussed and the rehearsal begins This is when Puck who is invisible concerned that they are so near the sleeping Titania makes his entrance to watch and cause mischief Bottom exits on cue and while he is offstage Puck replaces Bottoms head with that of an Puck reports to Oberon that he placed an s head on Bottom and that Titania fell in love with Bottom because he was the first thing she saw when she awoke Puck also reports that he anointed the eye of the youth in Athenian garments When Hermia and Demetrius enter it becomes obvious to Puck and Oberon that Puck has mistakenly placed the love juice in Lysanders eye not Demetrius Hermia finding all other expl
 anations for Lysanders disappearance unacceptable hares Demetrius for supposedly murdering Lysander Demetrius attempts to convince her that he is even more deeply in love with her than he was before and more than Lysander could possibly ever beBottom makes several absurd requests of the fairies as he and Titania chatter about whether to eat or sleep They choose to sleep Oberon and Puck come upon them while they sleep as Oberon explains to Puck that he is now in possession of the changeling and will take the spell from Titania He does so wakes her and she is instantly in love with her husband Oberon again and repulsed by the headed Bottom whom she had so recently adored Oberon orders Puck to take the s head from Bottom and Puck complies as Titania causes Bottom Helena Hermia Demetrius and Lysander to fall far more deeply asleep than they already areThe craftsmen regret the loss of Bottom for only he could play the role of Pyramus Without him they cannot perform the play Snug arrives 
 to tell them that two other couples are also being married that night and were they performing they would have made their fortunes Bottom arrives refusing to tell them what has happened until later but offering them advice on their roles for their play which has been chosen for the nights revel It appears that while Bottom is clownish and egotistical his friends truly like him and rue his disappearancenot only for his acting but for who he is Bottom is in all probability a lover Hippolyta and Theseus think the lovers are telling them a fantasy rather than what really happened to them in the haunted wood The lovers join them and Theseus asks Philostrate what entertainment is available to them during the three hours between their wedding feast and bedtime Theseus rejects one suggestion after another deciding upon the craftsmens play Philostrate tries to dissuade him from this choice by telling him it is inane but Philostrate does have to admit he laughed until he cried when he saw how
  terrible it was In A Midsummer Nights Dream romantic love is a salient but ultimately subordinate theme That love and specifically romantic love leading to marriage is a subject of the play that cannot be denied This is a work that ends with the weddings of three couples the four Athenian youths along with the citys rulers Theseus and his bride Hippolyta and the reconciliation of fairylands married monarchs Oberon and Titania As for Shakespeares ideas about romantic love in this work they embody much of what has been said about the topic over the ages Love according to Helena is blind irrational and ofttimes cruel By the mind Helena plainly does not mean reason but instead something akin to imaginative fantasy Love is symbolized by the myriad flowers that arise throughout the plays text fleeting and ephemeral and it is most closely akin to the changing bewitching moon It is the moon or the watery moon of the summer Solstice that dominates the figurative language of the play In the 
 very first scene we encounter Theseus counting the days to the wedding according to the replacement of the old moon by a new one and we hear Egeus accusing Lysander Thou hast by moonlight at her dow sung Love is frequently equated in this play with madness and with being under the influence of the moon Yet at the same time while Love is mad it is not necessarily bad In the reconciliation between Oberon and Titania and the mature relationship between Theseus and Hippolyta Shakespeare provides positive stable examples of love and marriage Love of course triumphs in A Midsummer Nights Dream As a standard element of the comedy genre the stock blocking character of the irate father here Egeus objects to his daughters choice of Lysander as her marriage partner and is at first supported by existing law here that of Athens and its ruler Theseus Although Shakespeare uses this standard plot device there is never any real tension along these lines for the tandem sets of lovers are essentially 
 protected from the long arm of paternal authority by the magic of the fairyland woods and its immortal denizens After Pucks mistakes are undone the objections of Egeus fall by the wayside as Theseus is able to bend law and custom after all This is a play that has no genuine narrative core but is concerned instead by the ribbons tied round the package The plot is overwhelmed by the beauty of Shakespeares magical lyricism For example in Act II scene i Oberon speaks of his wife Titanias sylvan sleeping quartersTopic It is only in the last few decades that the position of women in society has been reexamined From reading Shakespeares plays we have some information about their negative treatment in the s and s What precisely was this negative treatment of women to which we no longer adhere Outline I Thesis Statement In A Midsummer Nights Dream William Shakespeare demonstrates the negative treatment women received from society in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries II Owned by Father 
 A Father has the right to choose daughters husband B Failure of daughter to comply with fathers choice will lead to either or banishment to a nunnery III Unable to Choose Husband A See II B Hermia faces or banishment be eloping with Lysander C Hippolyta in battle by Theseus IV Friendships Dependent upon Mate A Hermia hates Helena because Lysander loves Helena B Helena wants to be like Hermia because Demetrius loves Hermia V Hypocrisy in ual Values A Hermia asks Lysander not to sleep so close to her in the wood since they are not yet married although they are in the act of eloping B Although married Oberon and Titania ly have affairs Topic People are commonly referred to as when they behave poorly or stupidly How has William Shakespeare exemplified such behavior by having Robin Goodfellow Puck replace Nick Bottoms head with that of the animal