A Midsummer Night's Dream 5.1 Performance:Starvling, Lysander, Demetrius Lines 235-265

The transcript discusses the symbolic representation of the moon and its elements, such as the lantern and the man in the moon. It explores the metaphorical aspects and the roles of various characters, culminating in the conclusion of a play where the moon and other elements are central to the narrative.

What is the main idea presented in the first section regarding the moon?

• The moon has invisible horns.

• The moon is a representation of time.

• The moon is a symbol of wisdom.

• The moon is a source of light.

In the second section, what is identified as the greatest error?

• The lantern should be larger.

• The man should be put into the lantern.

• The moon should be brighter.

• The man should be outside the lantern.

What does the narrator express weariness about in the second section?

• The brightness of the moon.

• The duration of the night.

• The presence of the moon.

• The size of the lantern.

Who is introduced in the final section as part of the narrative?

• Oberon and Titania

• Romeo and Juliet

• Hamlet and Ophelia

• Pyramus and Thisby

What role does the moon play in the final section's narrative?

• It causes confusion.

• It shines with grace.

• It provides a backdrop.

• It guides the characters.