A Midsummer Night's Dream 4.1 Performance: Demetrius, Hermia, Helena, Lysander 190-201

The transcript explores themes of perception, dreams, and reality. It begins with a reflection on indistinguishable elements and transitions into a discussion about dreams and their impact on reality. The narrative then shifts to a contemplation of following authoritative figures like the Duke and ends with an awakening and reflection on dreams.

What imagery does the speaker use to describe the distant mountains?

• They are surrounded by mist.

• They are covered in snow.

• They transform into clouds.

• They appear as towering giants.

How does the speaker perceive Demetrius in their reflection?

• As a fleeting shadow.

• As a precious jewel.

• As a distant memory.

• As a forgotten dream.

What does the speaker question about their state of being?

• Whether they are happy or sad.

• Whether they are alone or accompanied.

• Whether they are lost or found.

• Whether they are dreaming or awake.

Who does the speaker recall inviting them to follow to the temple?

• The King and Queen.

• The Duke and Hippolyta.

• The Lord and Lady.

• The Prince and Princess.

What decision does the speaker make at the end of the narrative?

• To remain in the dream.

• To seek new adventures.

• To forget the past.

• To recount their dreams.