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Midsummer Night's Dream

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5.Puck's alias
6.removes the love spell
10.another name for furniture, swords, and articles used by actors
12.the title of the play put on by the craftsmen
14.speech in which a character speaks his private thoughts aloud
16.considered the shorter, dark-haired one of the lovers
20.falls in love with an ass
22.the type of play that ends happily
23.the name of the flower that causes one to fall in love with the next "live creature" one sees
24.the technical terms for Bottom's frequent misuse of words (i.e., deflowered for devoured)
26.where all of Shakespeare's plays were performed originally
27.the setting for this play
28.creature that Theseus, the Greek hero, slew
29.characterized as jealous, obsessive, and desperate for love
30.shows compassion to the lovers as they quarrel in the woods
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1.author 38 Elizabethan plays
2.the character who wishes his daughter to marry Demetrius
3.how Puck chooses to "translate" Bottom
4.the manner in which the fairies speak; diction
7.the name of Shakespeare's wife
8.is the only character who remains under a spell
9.Queen of the Amazons
11.conversations between characters on stage
13.the name of Shakespeare's theatre
15.how Puck suggests the audience view the play
17.subdivisions of acts
18.why Shakespeare's theatre closed for two straight years
19.June 23rd, the shortest night of the year
21.the area of the stage closest to the audience
22.the Indian boy taken in by the Queen of the Fairies
25.calls Hermia a bead, acorn, and minimus

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