A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.2 Interview: Lysander and Hermia

Hermia and Lysander have successfully escaped Athens and reached the woods. They discuss where to sleep, with Hermia insisting on modesty and Lysander expressing his love and promises. They eventually agree to sleep apart, maintaining their virtuous relationship. The conversation ends with a lighthearted mention of lullabies and curiosity about Athena's activities.

What was the initial plan of Hermia and Lysander?

• To confront the Duke of Athens

• To escape Athens and meet in the Wood

• To return to Athens and face the consequences

• To seek help from the fairies

Why does Hermia insist on sleeping apart from Lysander?

• She is afraid of wild animals

• She is uncomfortable in the woods

• She believes in modesty and manners

• She wants to test Lysander's loyalty

What argument does Lysander use to convince Hermia to sleep together?

• It is safer to stay close in the woods

• He is too tired to move

• Their hearts are united and they live in one truth

• They are officially married

What does Hermia hope for regarding Lysander's feelings?

• That he will return to Athens

• That he will find a safer place for them

• That he will sing her a lullaby

• That he will always be loyal to her

What does Lysander vow if he ever stops being loyal to Hermia?

• To return to Athens

• To die on the spot

• To leave the woods immediately

• To seek forgiveness from Hermia