A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Oberon Lines 118-121a

The transcript discusses themes of inner responsibility, conflict between Titania and Oberon, and Oberon's request for a changeling boy to be his henchman. It highlights the dynamics of personal desires and interpersonal conflicts.

What does the phrase 'it lies in you' suggest about the nature of the conflict?

• The conflict is external.

• The conflict is internal.

• The conflict is resolved.

• The conflict is imaginary.

Why might Titania choose to oppose Oberon?

• She is indifferent to Oberon's wishes.

• She wants to support Oberon.

• She has her own reasons for opposition.

• She is unaware of Oberon's desires.

What is Oberon's request regarding the changeling boy?

• To ignore him.

• To send him away.

• To make him his servant.

• To adopt him as his son.

What role does Oberon want the changeling boy to fulfill?

• A scholar.

• A messenger.

• A warrior.

• A henchman.

What is the underlying theme of the conflict between Titania and Oberon?

• Friendship.

• Romantic love.

• Wealth.

• Power struggle.