A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.2 Performance: Demetrius Lines 428-432

The transcript captures a series of reflective and anticipatory thoughts. It begins with an introduction and initial musings, transitions into expressions of weariness and faintness, and concludes with an anticipation of future visits. The language is poetic and metaphorical, suggesting a deeper emotional or philosophical exploration.

What themes can be inferred from the line 'Thou shalt by this deer if.'?

Interpret the line 'Ever I thy face by daylight sea now go thy way.' What does it convey about the relationship between the speaker and the subject?

What does the phrase 'Faintness constraineth me to' suggest about the speaker's state of mind?

Analyze the meaning of 'Measure out my length on this cold bed.' What imagery is being used?

Discuss the significance of 'By day's approach look to be visited.' What does this imply about expectations?