Do you agree with "To end the state of crisis ... in Oberon's determination, at least, Titania's wayward spirit must be tempered. As for the lovers, Hermia must come to comprehend loss, Helena gain. Lysander must understand the vows of fidelity, and Demetrius the rewards of stability. In short, the lovers must learn that their understanding of love is fundamentally superficial ... In the woods, each will discover that the greatest obstacles to love are ... their own insufficiencies." - Florence Falk, English scholar

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Lailah Woodward

3 January, 05:55

Do you agree with "To end the state of crisis ... in Oberon's determination, at least, Titania's wayward spirit must be tempered. As for the lovers, Hermia must come to comprehend loss, Helena gain. Lysander must understand the vows of fidelity, and Demetrius the rewards of stability. In short, the lovers must learn that their understanding of love is fundamentally superficial ... In the woods, each will discover that the greatest obstacles to love are ... their own insufficiencies." - Florence Falk, English scholar

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Priscilla Warren · Answer 1

I agree

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When we read "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Shakespeare, we can see that the loves and passions that exist between the characters are superficially established and even bordering on childishness. The characters are limited and insufficient within their personalities, which shows how Shakespeare was an excellent writer when it came to portraying love and passion in his works.

For the characters to reach the loved one, they need to overcome their limitations and insufficiencies, for this reason, Hermia must come to understand the loss, Lisandro must understand the vows of fidelity and Demetrius the rewards of stability. In short, lovers must really learn that their understanding of love is fundamentally superficial.