A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.2 Interview: Helena and Lysander

In the woods, Helena feels abandoned by Demetrius. Lysander is found asleep and upon waking, declares his love for Helena, despite previously being in love with Hermia. This sudden change causes confusion and conflict among the characters, leaving Hermia alone and bewildered.

What does Helena express about her feelings towards Demetrius in the woods?

• She is planning to leave the woods.

• She feels abandoned and unworthy.

• She is happy with his behavior.

• She is indifferent to his actions.

What is the initial reaction when Lysander is found lying on the ground?

• He is ignored by the others.

• There is concern about his well-being.

• He is immediately recognized as dead.

• He is mistaken for Demetrius.

How does Lysander's view of love change in the woods?

• He realizes he loves Helena instead.

• He becomes indifferent to love.

• He chooses to leave both women.

• He decides to remain loyal to Hermia.

What reasoning does Lysander give for his newfound love for Helena?

• He wants to make Hermia jealous.

• He is following a family tradition.

• He feels pressured by others.

• He believes reason now guides his choices.

What metaphor is used to describe the change in feelings towards Hermia?

• A surfeit of candy.

• A stormy sea.

• A wilting flower.

• A broken mirror.