The play is set in Athens and an enchanted forest, where multiple romantic entanglements unfold. Duke Theseus is preparing to marry Hippolyta, while Egeus wants his daughter Hermia to marry Demetrius, whom she does not love; she loves Lysander instead. Hermia and Lysander flee to the forest to elope, followed by Demetrius and Helena, who loves him.In the forest, Oberon and Titania, the fairy king and queen, are at odds. Oberon uses a magical flower to manipulate love, causing chaos among the lovers. Mistaken identities and enchantments lead to confusion, with Lysander falling for Helena instead of Hermia.Eventually, Oberon resolves the chaos, restoring true love among the couples. The play concludes with a comedic performance by a group of amateur actors and a reflection on the nature of dreams. The play explores themes of love, illusion, and transformation, highlighting the folly and joy of romance.
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Seller Price | GHC 9 |
Added | 13 Aug, 2024 |
University | KNUST |
Course | Book Summary |