A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.2 Performance: Lysander Lines 415-422

The transcript describes a sequence where the speaker responds to a call, only to find the caller gone. The speaker then pursues the villain, who is faster and escapes. Reflecting on the situation, the speaker resolves to rest until daylight, determined to find Demetrius and seek revenge.

What does the speaker realize about the person they are pursuing?

• The person is hiding nearby.

• The person is waiting for them.

• The person is slower than expected.

• The person is already gone.

How does the speaker describe the villain's speed?

• Equal to the speaker.

• Slower than the speaker.

• Not mentioned.

• Much faster than the speaker.

What does the speaker decide to do after reflecting on their situation?

• Seek help from others.

• Give up the pursuit.

• Rest and wait for daylight.

• Continue chasing immediately.

What is the speaker's plan once daylight comes?

• To find a safe place to hide.

• To seek help from friends.

• To find Demetrius and seek revenge.

• To return home.

What does the speaker hope to achieve by waiting for daylight?

• To avoid the villain.

• To gain strength.

• To find a new path.

• To locate Demetrius.