A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Oberon and Titania Lines 60-80

In this dialogue, Titania and Oberon engage in a heated exchange. Titania declares her independence from Oberon, refusing his company. Oberon accuses her of infidelity, citing her interactions with Corin and Phyllida. The conversation shifts to the upcoming wedding of Theseus and the Amazon, with Oberon questioning Titania's intentions. He further shames her by recalling her past actions with Theseus, highlighting her betrayal of Hippolyta and others.

What is the primary reason for the conflict between Titania and Oberon?

• A misunderstanding involving a mortal

• A dispute over the leadership of the fairy kingdom

• A disagreement over a magical artifact

• Titania's pride and Oberon's jealousy

What does Titania accuse Oberon of doing in the past?

• Stealing a magical flower

• Forsaking their relationship for another

• Leading a rebellion against her

• Breaking a treaty with the humans

Who does Titania mention as Oberon's past love interest?

• Hippolyta

• Ariadne

• Phyllida

• Pereguna

What does Oberon accuse Titania of in relation to Theseus?

• Stealing his crown

• Helping him win a battle

• Breaking his engagement

• Leading him through the night

What is the outcome Oberon desires from the conflict with Titania?

• To gain control over the fairy kingdom

• To win a magical duel

• To restore their relationship

• To banish Titania from the fairy land