A Midsummer Night's Dream 4.1 Interview: Oberon and Titania

The transcript covers a discussion about Titania's infatuation with a transformed Pyramus, Oberon's encounter with Titania, and the resolution of their dispute over a changeling boy. It explores the concept of Fairy Land and the role of love as perceived through the eyes. The narrative concludes with a celebration and the release of Titania from her enchantment.

What was Titania doing when the narrator encountered her in the woods?

• She was sleeping under a tree.

• She was singing a song.

• She was arguing with Oberon.

• She was collecting flowers for Pyramus.

What was the main reason for the argument between the narrator and Titania?

• The ownership of a magical flower.

• The leadership of the fairy kingdom.

• The custody of a changeling boy.

• The location of Fairy Land.

How is Fairy Land described in the conversation?

• A hidden cave under the mountains.

• A castle in the sky.

• A separate realm that is both here and not here.

• A place deep in the woods.

What was the cause of Titania's infatuation with the transformed Pyramus?

• A magical song sung by fairies.

• A wish made by Pyramus.

• A potion applied to her eyes.

• A spell cast by Oberon.

What does the narrator plan to do to release Titania from her infatuation?

• Ask Pyramus to leave.

• Cast a new spell.

• Use an antidote.

• Sing a magical song.

What event is planned to take place at Duke Theseus' house?

• A fairy council meeting.

• A blessing of marriages.

• A grand feast.

• A musical performance.

What does the morning lark signify in the conversation?

• The arrival of a new character.

• The beginning of a storm.

• The end of the fairy celebration.

• The start of a new day.