A Midsummer Night's Dream 5.1 Performance: Snout, Theseus, Demetrius Line 155-168

The transcript describes a scene where Snout presents a wall with a crannied hole, through which lovers communicate secretly. The wall is personified, and Pyramus approaches it, highlighting its role in the lovers' secret discourse.

Who presents themselves as a wall in the narrative?

• Lime

• Thisbe

• Snout

• Pyramus

What is the purpose of the crannied hole in the wall?

• To allow lovers to communicate

• To let light pass through

• To serve as a decoration

• To support the wall's structure

How is the wall described in terms of its appearance?

• Colorful and vibrant

• Rough and lone

• Tall and imposing

• Smooth and polished

What is the wall referred to as in terms of its function?

• A window

• A partition

• A bridge

• A barrier

Who approaches the wall towards the end of the narrative?

• Lime

• Pyramus

• Snout

• Thisbe