Change has a lot to do with the comedic relief and the disorder in the play. ... Order is also restore when the fairies fix their errors and everyone loves whom they should. ... Shakespeare does an extraordinary job at writing a comedic play. ...
The audience would laugh at this as Bottom's error in mistaking the word 'seemly' with 'obscenely' would be apparent. ... His begging is a strong source of comedy for both Elizabethan and modern audiences as he desperately tries to show that he would be able to play the Lion – or even Thisbe! ... The audience would see this as comedy because they can easily notice that Bottom is not very clever and not the ideal person to replace Quince; who wrote the play. ...
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare is the most popular comedy, it portrays the adventures of four young lovers, and their interactions with woodland fairies. ... Rising Action Hermia and Lysander elope, others follow them to the woods, but meanwhile Goneril and Regan reject Lear, who begins to realize his error in judgment. ...
