mid+summer+dream

Act III, Scene 1 25. How are the actors going to keep from scaring the ladies when Pyramus kills himself or when the lion roars? when the loin comes on to stage the actor will say "i am not a real lion ]" 26. How are the actors going to manage the setting/scenery such as the moonlight and the wall? thay will open a window for the moom and thay will have an actor in a wall costume 27. Why do the rest of the actors run off when Bottom reappears? because he has the head of an ass 28. What does Puck plan to do when he follows after the other actors?

29. How does Bottom react to Titania and the other fairies?

30. Bottom says, "…reason and love keep little company together nowadays." Why is this such an apt statement at this point in the play?

Act III, Scene 2 31. What does Hermia accuse Demetrius of doing?

32. How are Puck and Oberon going to correct Puck’s earlier mistake?

33. Why is Helena upset when Demetrius says he loves her? Isn’t this what she had wanted all along?

34. Of what does Helena accuse Hermia?

35. How close had Hermia and Helena been in the past?

36. How does Lysander treat Hermia? Why can’t she believe what he says?

37. Of what does Hermia accuse Helena?

38. Why is Helena afraid of Hermia?

39. What are Lysander and Demetrius going off to do?

40. What does Oberon tell Puck to do about the two young men?

41. What is Oberon going to do about Titania?

42. Why doesn’t Oberon fear the coming of day?

43. How well does Puck’s trickery work? ====**Review Question: The climax, or turning point, of //A Midsummer Night’s Dream// comes at the end of Act 3. In point form describe the major plot points of Act Three starting from when Titania falls in love with Bottom leading to the climax or turning point of the play near the end of act three.** ====

===**Podcast: Shakespeare plays with ideas of vision, of blindness, and of different ways of interpreting what one sees. Podcast, with music the lines in Act Three that deal with this imagery.** ===