With Titania's exit from the stage, Oberon then plans his revenge to make Titania fall in love with the first living thing she sees, providing him enough time to steal her beloved Indian boy. ... Oberon, more so than Titania, seems to have no conscious when it comes to taking her beloved boy as well. ...
Introduction William Shakespeare's A Midsummer-Night's Dream has a unique story structure to be not understood easily without analysis about all characters" actions and dialogs. From the beginning to the end, this play does not take developing steps like the other plays but tells several stories, e...
One of the underlying themes of the play is that of love. Love is a source of confusion, passion, excitement, and heartache. Be it a father's affection for his daughter, one's love for their soul mate, or the obsession for a child, love can be found as the source of problems throughout William Shake...
In the play A Midsummer Night's Dream love was a main concept. However, in order for the emotions of love to take their place, there is a need of power to generate it. Only through power is love really made evident. The power of authority, the power to transform perceptions and the power of infat...
