romantic comedy that shows the battle the two men Lysander and Demetrius. These men both go through many trouble and failure to get the love of their life which is Hermia. There is a problem that is occurring in these men’s love. Lysander and Hermia are lovers and Demetrius comes in from the approval of Hermia father Egeus and he is forcing Hermia to marry Demetrius and even threading to kill her. Demetrius put his all to take Hermia away from Lysander by force as he is not willing to let go. As these
wives and the lovers highlights their differences and also similarities. Readers can see their similarities of how they use their authoritative power by how they treat the lovers when they are struggling with their love triangle. As well as the differences on how Oberon uses his instincts while Theseus uses his
Fog of Love Humans, from culture to culture and century to century, are markedly different from those around them; the similarities seem to be few and far between. However, human culture has always had one very consistent theme: love. Every civilization has had its own take on this essential human emotion. It has been shown to be as traditional and calculated as it can be rebellious and volatile. In Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, for example, as well as songs by more modern artists such
back in the 1500s and it’s most certainly not any different within Shakespeare’s works. In Midsummer Night’s Dream, the ‘society’ within the play is characterized into three group - the Athenians, Craftsmen, and Fairies. These three groups show similarities within themselves, despite their slightly contradicting personalities, but