A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Titania Lines 81-117

The transcript describes a natural setting where the harmony of nature is disrupted by conflicts, leading to various consequences. The disturbances cause changes in weather patterns, affecting both the environment and human activities. The seasons become confused, and the natural order is altered. The narrative concludes by attributing these disruptions to human conflicts, highlighting the interconnectedness of human actions and natural phenomena.

Where did the characters enjoy their time in harmony with nature?

• In a desert

• In a crowded marketplace

• On a hill, in a forest, or by the sea

• In a bustling city

What was one of the consequences of the disturbances in nature?

• The forests flourished

• The animals thrived

• The ploughman lost his sweat and crops failed

• The rivers dried up

What happened to the nine men's Morris due to the disturbances?

• It was untouched

• It became a playground

• It was filled up with mud

• It was filled with flowers

How did the disturbances affect the seasons?

• Winter became longer

• The seasons remained unchanged

• Summer disappeared

• The seasons altered and became indistinguishable

What is the root cause of the chaos in nature according to the text?

• Natural evolution

• Human debate and dissension

• Animal migration

• Climate change