A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.2 Performance: Hermia Lines 177-183

The transcript delves into the nuances of perception, highlighting how quick apprehension affects our senses, particularly focusing on how hearing can compensate for sight. It then transitions into a personal reflection on emotional experiences, questioning the reasons behind a perceived emotional departure.

In what way does the speaker relate sound to their feelings in the phrase 'I think it brought me to thy sound'?

What emotions are conveyed in the question 'But why, unkindly, didst thou leave me so?'