An Overview of A Midsummer Night s Dream and Who is the author of A Midsummer Night s Dream?

In the square in front of a large Renaissance house in the Tuscan countryside, preparations for the wedding of the Duke of Theseus are well underway. Two little people sneak into the crowd, scavenging for odds and bits of belongings to be smuggled out.

The fiancée, Hyperita, is unmoved by the upcoming wedding, and the Duke has to listen to a quarrel against an arranged marriage: the stubborn old Aegus betroths his daughter Hemia to Demechus, but she loves Lisanda and is desperate to marry him.

The Duke ordered Humia to obey her father's arrangement, and Humia decided to elope with her lover using a new invention - the bicycle. But her good friend, Helena, who is in love with Demecius, warns against this plan. That night, the lovers ran into the woods, with Demechus taking them on his bicycle while Helena chased after them.

In the woods is a group of amateur actors, workers from a nearby village, looking for a secluded place to rehearse the show. But even their lead actor, Bot the Weaver, is a very clumsy person who performs very funny. They wanted to be able to perform the show at the duke's wedding so that they could get some reward.

But neither the lovers nor the actors knew that they had approached the elves' secret home in the dark jungle. The elven magician Parker emits a powerful love potion that causes confusion among lovers; For the actors, their rehearsals are coming to an end, but Bot has become a prop in the love game between the elven king Oberon and Queen Titania under the influence of the potion.

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A Midsummer Night's DreamAuthorWilliam Shakespeare

A Midsummer Night's Dream is William Shakespeare's last and most mature comedy of his youth, and one of William Shakespeare's most famous comedies. The whole drama is relaxed, and in general it is a story of "chaotic mandarin duck score". The play is interspersed with small farces as jokes, that is, the comedy and rehearsal of the craftsmen for the wedding.

Achievements of William Shakespeare

Shakespeare is one of the most important playwrights in the history of English literature and the history of literature around the world. Shakespeare's artistic achievements can be divided into many aspects, first of all, many of his works are found from previous plays or **and folk outflows**, but they have undergone very good adaptation and creation, and integrate their own ideas into the cover of the work, making the previous themes more fresh and rich, and even the content and meaning have become very profound.

Shakespeare in terms of artistic expression.

Also from ancient Greece.

and Rome and many traditional literatures, and developed their own forms, so that the content and form of the works have a new and smooth change.

1, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" tells the love story of a lover who eventually becomes a family. The story takes place in Athens, ancient Greece, where the young Hermia and Lashander fall in love, but Hermia's father wants her to marry Demetrius, so Hermia and Lashander flee to a forest outside the city. At this time, in order to celebrate the grand wedding of the Duke of Athens, Theseus, and the beautiful Hippolyda, a group of actors also rehearsed a comedy in the forest.

Hemia's friend Helena was in love with Demetrius, so she revealed the news to Demetrius, and the two of them went to the forest one after the other. The forest is home to many cute elves, and the fairy king O'Brown and the fairy queen Titanixia are having an awkward relationship. In order to play tricks on the fairy queen, the fairy king orders a little mischievous named Puke to pick a flower juice and drip it in the fairy queen's eyes, so that she wakes up and falls feverishly in love with the person or animal she sees at first sight.

It just so happened that the fairy king also accidentally learned that Helena was in love with Demetrius, so he asked Pouk to drip some flower juice in Demetrius's eyes, but Pouk mistook Lasander for Demetrius. As a result, when Lassander woke up and saw Helena, he kept courting her and forgot about Hermia. After the fairy king found out.

Hurriedly drip the flower juice into the eyes of Demetrius, who was sleeping soundly. Demetrius wakes up and sees Helena being chased by Lasander, so the two rush to woo Helena. Seeing this, Helena and Hermia were very angry.

At the same time, the fairy queen also fell into a trick and fell in love with a rehearsal actor Bolton. In the end, the fairy king lifted the magic of everyone except Demetrius, and everyone got their own love as they wished.

2. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a comedy written by British playwright William Shakespeare. A Midsummer Night's Dream is a romantic comedy that tells the story of a lover who eventually becomes married.

3. A Midsummer Night's Dream was first staged on May 2, 1594, on the eve of the wedding of Sir Thomas Henice and the Countess of Sampton, at Sampton Manor. This play has had a great influence on the history of world literature, especially the history of theater, and has been adapted into films, stories, games, paintings, etc.