A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.2 Performance: Demetrius Lines 169-173a

The speaker declares that any love for Hermia is gone, and their heart now belongs to Helen. The transition of affection is complete, and the speaker's heart is now at home with Helen.

What does the speaker express about their feelings towards Hermia?

• They are confused about their feelings.

• They are deeply in love with her.

• They have no interest in her anymore.

• They are planning to propose to her.

How does the speaker describe their past feelings for Hermia?

• As a forgotten memory.

• As a growing affection.

• As a permanent bond.

• As a temporary stay.

What does the speaker imply about their current feelings for Helen?

• They have never loved Helen.

• They are still considering their options.

• They have returned to Helen with a stronger bond.

• They are uncertain about Helen.

What is the speaker's final decision regarding their affections?

• They choose Hermia over Helen.

• They are still undecided.

• They decide to remain single.

• They commit to Helen.

Which statement best summarizes the speaker's journey of affection?

• The speaker's heart has moved from Hermia to Helen.

• The speaker is equally in love with Hermia and Helen.

• The speaker has never loved either Hermia or Helen.

• The speaker's love for Hermia has grown stronger.