Which Shakespeare play has the same actual time and symbolic time? Choices: A Midnight Summer's Dream, Hamlet, Macbeth, Winter's Story, or The Tempest.

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Lucille Mora

5 May, 14:12

Which Shakespeare play has the same actual time and symbolic time? Choices: A Midnight Summer's Dream, Hamlet, Macbeth, Winter's Story, or The Tempest.

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Adelaide Moody · Answer 1

A Midnight Summer's Dream

Explanation:

A Midsummer Night's Dream is a somewhat challenging piece to write a review, as there are several stories, told in real and symbolic time, that somehow intertwine and form a complete work. Shakespeare used his talent to show a story where we perceive time passing in the real world through the actions of lovers portrayed in the work, but we also perceive a symbolic time passing in the fanciful world of fairies and magical beings that the author created in the same story.