Based on the author's allusions in Midsummer to "the child's fairy tale," "fairy rings," and "thatched cottages fenced with dog roses," readers can tell that the speaker thinks that more plays should focus on popular fairy tales. feels that most people in the country are unaware of the riots. thinks that the countryside of England is beautiful. feels that an idealized version of England does not exist.

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Trent

30 September, 06:15

Based on the author's allusions in Midsummer to "the child's fairy tale," "fairy rings," and "thatched cottages fenced with dog roses," readers can tell that the speaker thinks that more plays should focus on popular fairy tales. feels that most people in the country are unaware of the riots. thinks that the countryside of England is beautiful. feels that an idealized version of England does not exist.

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Darren Dickerson · Answer 1

D, Feels like an idealized version of England does NOT exist

Jamir Mcgee · Answer 2

According to the author's allusion in the midsummer to'' fairly rings,'' '' the child's fairy tale'' and cottages fenced with dog roses the readers tells that the speaker feels that the real idealized version of English doesn't exist.

According to child's fairly tale, the speaker 'feels that the idealized English is. Moreover, this means that something that parents say to their kids. Unfortunately, this might or might not be necessarily true.