A Midsummer Night's Dream 1.1 Performance: Lysander Lines 99-110

The transcript discusses a character's comparison of his love and fortune to Demetrius, asserting his right to pursue Hermia. It highlights Demetrius's past relationship with Helena, who remains devoted to him despite his inconstancy.

How does the speaker view his own love and fortune compared to Demetrius?

• Superior in love but not in fortune

• Equal but with some advantages

• Inferior in every way

• Completely superior in both love and fortune

What reason does the speaker give for pursuing Hermia's love?

• He is more handsome than Demetrius

• He has a better social standing

• He is already loved by Hermia

• He has more wealth than Demetrius

Who did Demetrius previously win the love of?

• Nieder

• Helena

• Titania

• Hermia

How does Helena feel about Demetrius despite his inconstancy?

• She despises him

• She is indifferent to him

• She idolizes him

• She has forgotten him

What does the speaker accuse Demetrius of being?

• Honest

• Inconstant

• Generous

• Faithful