A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.2.048 Cultural Context: Betrothal

The transcript discusses the concept of love uniting hearts, the legal implications of betrothal, and the conditions under which a betrothal can be terminated. It contrasts church policy against common law regarding premarital sex, highlighting that it was legally permissible once betrothed. Finally, it notes Hermia's rejection of Lysander's arguments.

What conditions must be met to terminate a truth according to the text?

Why does Hermia not agree with Lysander's arguments about their relationship?