A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.1 Performance: Titania Lines 191-195

The transcript explores themes of guidance, emotion, and restraint. It begins with leading someone to a Bower, a place of significance. The moon is described as having a watery eye, symbolizing emotion and lamentation. The narrative then touches on themes of enforced chastity and the importance of silence in love, suggesting a deeper reflection on relationships and emotional expression.

What is the main action described in the first section?

• Describing the moon

• Leading someone to a special place

• Waiting for someone

• Tying up a tongue

How is the moon described in the second section?

• Completely hidden

• With a watery eye

• Dark and ominous

• Bright and cheerful

What emotion is associated with the moon in the second section?

• Excitement

• Anger

• Melancholy

• Joy

What is the focus of the final section?

• A journey to the moon

• A discussion about flowers

• A quiet and controlled atmosphere

• A loud celebration

What is suggested to be tied up in the final section?

• A book

• A tongue

• The moon

• A flower