A Midsummer Night's Dream 1.1 Performance: Egeus, Hermia, and others Lines 22-45

The transcript presents a scene where Hermia's father introduces Demetrius and Lysander as suitors for his daughter. He accuses Lysander of bewitching Hermia with love tokens and deceptive actions, leading to her disobedience. The father insists on the Athenian law, which allows him to decide Hermia's fate, either marriage to Demetrius or death.

What does the speaker accuse Lysander of doing to his daughter?

How does the speaker describe the gifts that Lysander has given to his daughter?

What does the speaker request from the Duke regarding his daughter's marriage?

What ancient privilege of Athens does the speaker refer to?

What is the consequence mentioned if the daughter does not marry Demetrius?