A Midsummer Night's Dream 1.1 Performance: Helena Lines 226-251

The transcript explores the nature of love, emphasizing that love is perceived with the mind rather than the eyes, making Cupid blind. It discusses love's lack of judgment and its childlike nature, often leading to misguided choices. The narrative shifts to Demetrius's affections for Hermia, highlighting his inconsistent oaths. The speaker plans to inform Demetrius about Hermia's flight, hoping for gratitude despite the personal cost.

What does the speaker mean by saying love can 'transpose to form and dignity'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'the boy Love is perjured everywhere for Heir'?