A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.2 Performance: Puck and Lysander Lines 450-466

The transcript explores themes of love and harmony, beginning with the joy of waking to a lover's gaze. It then delves into a country proverb about taking one's own, and concludes with a message of restoration and balance, where everyone receives what is rightfully theirs, ensuring all ends well.

What is the main theme of the gentle lover's remedy?

• The sadness of parting

• The confusion of dreams

• The delight in seeing a beloved

• The joy of waking up

What does the country proverb suggest?

• People should give up their possessions

• Each person should have what is theirs

• Everyone should share equally

• No one should own anything

What is the outcome described in the final section?

• Chaos and disorder

• Loss and regret

• Uncertainty and doubt

• Harmony and rightful ownership

In the context of the proverb, what does 'Jack shall have Jill' imply?

• Jack will forget about Jill

• Jack will be reunited with Jill

• Jack will find a new partner

• Jack will lose Jill

What does the phrase 'all shall be well' signify in the context of the transcript?

• Nothing will change

• Everything will remain uncertain

• All issues will be resolved

• Problems will persist