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    The document summarizes activities from a World Literature class discussing William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. It includes 5 discussion questions about key elements of the play: 1) The importance of the forest setting, 2) How Shakespeare used darkness and confusion among the characters, 3) How Helena was responsible for confusion in the woods, 4) A comparison of the characters Hermia and Helena, and 5) A comparison of Lysander and Demetrius. The document was presented by 5 students to their professor Lic. Libia Peña on January 2022 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras as part of an activity analyzing scenes from the play.

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    The document summarizes activities from a World Literature class discussing William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. It includes 5 discussion questions about key elements of the play: 1) The importance of the forest setting, 2) How Shakespeare used darkness and confusion among the characters, 3) How Helena was responsible for confusion in the woods, 4) A comparison of the characters Hermia and Helena, and 5) A comparison of Lysander and Demetrius. The document was presented by 5 students to their professor Lic. Libia Peña on January 2022 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras as part of an activity analyzing scenes from the play.

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    The document summarizes activities from a World Literature class discussing William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. It includes 5 discussion questions about key elements of the play: 1) The importance of the forest setting, 2) How Shakespeare used darkness and confusion among the characters, 3) How Helena was responsible for confusion in the woods, 4) A comparison of the characters Hermia and Helena, and 5) A comparison of Lysander and Demetrius. The document was presented by 5 students to their professor Lic. Libia Peña on January 2022 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras as part of an activity analyzing scenes from the play.

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    Universidad Tecnológica Centroamericana: Activities Week 2-3 Presentado Por

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    Universidad Tecnológica Centroamericana

    Activities week 2-3

    Presentado por:
    Issa Zuniga

    Alejandro Martinez

    Cristhian Rodriguez

    Elizabeth Elvir

    Ilich Wah Lung

    Presentado a:
    Lic. Libia Peña

    Clase:
    World Literature

    Fecha:
    Tegucigalpa M.D.C, january 2022
    Activity 2.2 A Midsummer Night’s Dream
    1. What is the importance of the forest as the scene of action for most of the play?

    One reason the forest is an important setting in A Midsummer Night's Dream is that the forest

    creates a dark, wild, mysterious atmosphere in which the magical elements of Shakespeare's plot

    can be played out.

    2. What is the importance of the forest as the scene of action for most of the play?

    Shakespeare made the night a focal point of chaos. It's dark, the characters see but they don't see,

    they hear but they don't see, and they end up assuming a lot. The enmity between the royal fairies

    helps further the plot, as King Oberon decides to teach Titania a "lesson" by smearing flower

    juice into her eyes.

    3. How is Helena to blame for the confusion in the woods?

    Helena is to blame because she was the one who ran after Demetrius who was following Hermia.

    Oberon saw this and felt bad for her, so he told Puck the fairy to use the love flower on

    Demetrius so he can fall in love with Helena. This is bad because the instructions weren’t clear

    enough, and that resulted in the love spell being casted on Lysander instead of Demetrius,

    causing confusion.
    4. Compare and contrast Hermia and Helena

    Helena Hermia

    - Timid
    - - Has a lot of confidence
    - Has zero confidence
    Beautiful

    - - In love with Lysander


    - Is in love with Demetrius
    Headstrong
    people
    - Arrogant
    - Has the necessity to be - Determined
    loved by someone - Does not obey orders from
    - In love with authority
    - Taller tan Hermia someone
    - She is not shy

    5. Compare and contrast Lysander and


    Demetrius.
    Lysander Demetrius

     Nice  Stern
    In love with
     Humorous Helena  Mean
     Faithful to Hermia Originally in  Unfaithful
    love with
    Hermia
    Forced into
    loving
    someone

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