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A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Discuss how this play might reflect on Elizabeth’ s decision not to marry

What strikes one is the sheer entertainment value and fun provided by the play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, in comparison to the insignificant aspect of the queen being complimented or criticized in the play and how far it reflects on her decision not to marry. First of all the play, though it has the fairy-tale ending of all couples being happily united in wedlock, does not reflect the Queen’s decision not to marry., because the theme and rendering of the play are independent of the Queen’s decision and has no relevance to it whatsoever. But, whatever little that is provided by means of dialogue or characterization as evidence, can only be construed as a compliment to the Queen and not as a criticism.

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linguaggio inglese
numero di parole 1371 (ca. 3.5 pagine)
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1. Introduction-A Midsummer Night’s Dream-is the play a reflection on the Queen’s decision not to marry?
2. Supporting evidence from the play.
3. There are evidences either way.
4. A conclusion based on a common sense point of view

Anteprima della tesi: A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Discuss how this play might reflect on Elizabeth’ s decision not to marry

A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Discuss how this play might reflect on Elizabeth Is decision not to marry. Consider both how the play might compliment the Queen and how it might criticize her. What strikes one is the sheer entertainment value and fun provided by the play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, in comparison to the insignificant aspect of the queen being complimented or criticized in the play ...





... to her as quoted earlier. Moreover, though people in love are portrayed to be fools, [as wisely mentioned by Puck] this would not have had relevance to her decision not to marry. We would only be attributing motives that Shakespeare himself would get confused about if he reads the voluminous criticism that is perennially evolving round him.
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