Midsummer Night's Dream Act 4 and 5
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- “O how I love thee, how I dote on thee!”
- "What's your will?"
- "I will undo this hateful imperfection of her eyes"
- "O how mine eyes do loathe his visage now!"
- Titania enters with Bottom and her fairies. The fairies attend to Bottom's every need. Transfixed by the love juice, Titania declares that she loves him and begs him to sleep in her arms.
- "My lord this is my daughter here asleep."
- Oberon pities Titania as he watches he sleep with Bottom and so he decides that it is time for Titania to be released from the spell. He squeezes the love juice into her eyes while Puck removes Bottom's ass head.
- "Away with us to Athens!"
- "I swear, I cannot truly say how I came here!"
- "Everything seems double"
- "The object and pleasure of mine eye, is only Helena
- When Titania awakes from the spell she is shocked to see such a beast lying next to her and is disgusted by the fact that she was once charmed by his face.
- "I have had a most rare vision. I have had a dream!"
- As dawn breaks, Theseus and his attendants, Hippolyta, and Egeus enter the forest. They are startled to find the Athenian lovers sleeping in the glade.
- They wake them and demand their story, which the youths are only partly able to recall—to them, the previous night seems as insubstantial as a dream. All that is clear to them is that Demetrius and Helena love each other, as do Lysander and Hermia.
- When Bottom wakes up, he is perplexed/confused and has little recollection of what happened, simply believing his transformation into a donkey is part of a bizarre dream.
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