A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.1 Performance: Bottom Lines 33-42

The transcript discusses how to portray a lion in a play, emphasizing the importance of showing one's face and speaking clearly. It advises addressing the audience confidently and clarifying that the actor is not a real lion but a man, specifically Snug the joiner, to avoid frightening the audience.

What does the phrase 'My life for yours' suggest about the speaker's feelings?

What does the speaker mean by stating 'he is snug the joiner'?