A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.2 Performance: Lysander Lines 141-150

The transcript delves into the themes of excess and betrayal, likening them to surfeit and heresy. It highlights how these concepts can lead to disdain and hatred. The speaker then shifts focus to a personal commitment to honor and love, particularly towards Helen, emphasizing the importance of dedication and loyalty.

What does the speaker invite someone to do at the beginning of the excerpt?

• To leave immediately

• To sing a song

• To come closer

• To write a letter

What is the speaker's view on having too much of something sweet?

• It leads to a deeper appreciation

• It causes aversion

• It has no effect

• It is always beneficial

How does the speaker relate heresies to the concept of excess?

• Both are initially appealing but later despised

• Both are never appealing

• Both are always accepted

• Both are always despised

What does the speaker intend to do for Helen?

• Criticize her

• Forget her

• Ignore her

• Honor her

What does the speaker dedicate to Helen?

• All their knowledge

• All their wealth

• All their powers and love

• All their time