A Midsummer Night's Dream, Acts 2, Grades 9-10
In Act 2 of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' the magical elements of the play begin to unfold, introducing us to the fairy world and its inhabitants. As you read, pay attention to how these supernatural aspects influence the actions of the human characters and the development of the plot. Notice the interactions between the fairies and the humans and how these interactions drive the story forward.
Question 1
Describe the conflict between Oberon and Titania. What is the source of their disagreement?
Question 2
How does the character of Puck serve Oberon in this act? Provide examples from the text.
Question 3
Analyze the effects of the love potion on the characters. How does its use complicate the relationships among the characters?
Question 4
Discuss the significance of the setting in the fairy world. How does the setting influence the events that occur in this act?
Question 5
Examine the theme of love as depicted in Act 2. How do the actions of Oberon and Puck reflect broader ideas about love in the play?
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