A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Titania Lines 121b-137

The transcript narrates a story about a fairy land that refuses to give up a child. The child's mother, a devotee of the narrator's order, often spent time with the narrator by Neptune's sands, observing traders. They enjoyed watching the sails grow with the wind, and the child would mimic these traders. The mother, being mortal, passed away, and the narrator raises the child in her memory, refusing to part with him.

What activities did the speaker and the boy's mother engage in together?

How does the speaker express their feelings about the boy's mother’s death?