One character in this play mentions that a lion is not really a lion nor is a sword really a sword, and it sees one character pretend to be a wall and another the moonlight.
One character in this play mentions that a lion is not really a lion nor is a sword really a sword, and it sees one character pretend to be a wall and another the moonlight. This play's Peter Quince leads the "six mechanicals" in a production of Pyramus and Thisbe at the wedding of (*)Theseus and Hippolyta. This play's character Nick Bottom is given a donkey's head by Puck, the mischievous servant of the fairy monarchs Titania and Oberon. For ten points, identify this Shakespeare play which sees a double wedding of Lysander and Hermia and Helena and Demetrius.
One character in this play mentions that a lion is not really a lion nor is a sword really a sword, and it sees one character pretend to be a wall and another the moonlight.
A {Midsummer Night’s Dream}