a midsummer night dream questions plz help?

Question

1.Why does Bottom want a prologue written for the play?
2.What has Puck done to Bottom?
3.Who says this line “Tie up my love’s tongue, bring him silently”?
4.What news does Puck bring to Oberon? How does Oberon react?
5.Why does Oberon send Puck to fetch Helena (3rd mission)?
6.Why is Helena’s confused about her situation at this point in the play?
7.What does Helena think that Hermia, along with Demetrius and Lysander, has done?
8.What does Hermia accuse Helena of doing?
9.Why does Oberon send Puck to confuse the two young men?
10.What is the remedy for the twisted situation the love-crossed couples find themselves in?

if u can asnwer these all correct u get 10pts

Answer 1

1. Because he wants more lines in the play (he likes being the star)

2. Puck turns Bottom's head into that of a donkey's face

3. Hermia

4. Puck tells Oberon that he gave the love potion to the lovers. Oberon then becomes angry because Puck has given the potion to the wrong people.

5. So as to bring Helena and Demetrius together

6. Because she thinks that everyone is playing a trick on her since both Demetrius and Lysander are confessing their love for her.

7. She believes they are making fun of her

8. Hermia accuses Helena of stealing Lysander's love

9. Because he wants them both asleep and away from each other so that the love spell can be reversed

10. The remedy is a charm that Oberon speaks into the ear of the person under the spell while they sleep



Hope that helps!

Answer 2

2. Turned him into an ***. So like a donkey.

4. He tells him several things, that he turned bottom into an ***, and he thinks that is funny. But he gets infuriated when he finds out that he enchanted the wrong man (Lysander) with the flower potion stuff.

7. playing a prank. (i think!)

10. Another flower i think, but it makes them forget what had happened.

Answer 3

How does Oberon find Titania and Bottom?

Answer 4

"satirized" you're unlikely to discover a quote from the play for occasion the entire thesis. as quickly as you commence explaining your component, applying examples from the play, you may quote from the occasion you're applying for occasion the particular component you're making in applying that occasion.