A Midsummer Night's Dream 4.1 Interview: Theseus, Hippolyta, and Egeus

The video follows a narrative set in a forest where Theseus, Hippolyta, and others discuss a hunt on their wedding day. The conversation shifts to the music of hounds and a past hunting trip with Hercules. They discover four Athenians asleep, leading to a discussion about Hermia's marriage choice. The story resolves with a decision to return to Athens for weddings, highlighting themes of love, choice, and harmony.

What special treat does Theseus plan for his bride on their wedding day?

• A morning hunt

• A musical concert

• A grand feast

• A dance performance

What does Theseus compare the barking of his hounds to?

• A flowing river

• A thunderstorm

• A choir

• A series of bells

Who did Theseus go hunting with in the past?

• Hercules and Cadmus

• Perseus and Andromeda

• Achilles and Odysseus

• Jason and the Argonauts

What do Theseus and his group find in the woods?

• A hidden treasure

• A magical creature

• Four Athenians asleep

• A mysterious map

What decision is Hermia supposed to make?

• Whether to become a nun

• Whether to join the hunt

• Whether to marry Demetrius or not

• Whether to leave Athens

Who does Demetrius declare his love for?

• Hermia

• Helena

• Hippolyta

• Aegis

What is the final decision regarding the couples?

• The couples will remain in the woods

• Both couples will be married alongside Theseus and Hippolyta

• Only Theseus and Hippolyta will marry

• They will all return to Athens unmarried