Midsummer Act III

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What animal does Puck transform Bottom into in Act III?

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Donkey

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What is the setting of Act III in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?

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The forest outside Athens

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Who does Titania fall in love with in Act III?

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Bottom

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What does Helena mean when she says, 'We cannot fight for love as men may do'?

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Women are not meant or able to pursue men. Women are too weak and emotional. It goes against gender roles.

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How does Helena feel when both Demetrius and Lysander claim to love her?

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She is offended because she thinks it’s a trick.

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What theme is explored through Helena's quote about love and gender roles?

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The theme of gender roles and expectations in romantic relationships.

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What magical flower causes Titania to fall in love with Bottom?

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The flower is called 'love-in-idleness'.

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What is the significance of the forest setting in Act III?

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The forest represents a place of magic, transformation, and the blurring of reality.

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How does Puck contribute to the chaos in Act III?

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Puck uses magic to create confusion among the lovers.

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What does Bottom's transformation symbolize in the play?

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It symbolizes the theme of transformation and the absurdity of love.