Who said it?
Character Connections
Authors Tools
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100

“The course of true love never did run smooth.”

Lysander

100

This character orders Puck to use the love potion on Demetrius.

Oberon

100

At the end of Act 1, Scene 1, Helena delivers her emotions, representing this tool.

soliloquy

100

"When they next wake, all this derision / Shall seem a _____ and fruitless vision." (Oberon)

dream

100

This is the last character to speak in the play.

Puck

200

“If we shadows have offended, / Think but this, and all is mended…”

Robin Goodfellow (Puck)

200

This character has a nightmare about a serpent.

Hermia

200

The moon often appears during key events in the forest, representing the passage of time and change, and is an example of this tool.

symbolism
200

"Lovers and madmen have such _____ brains." (Theseus)

seething

200

This mechanical plays "Moonshine" in Pyramus and Thisbe.

Starveling

300

“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind.”

Helena

300

These two characters are the first to be put under the flower's spell. 

Lysander and Titania

300

This tool occurs when the audience knows that Puck has mistakenly enchanted the wrong Athenian, but the characters on stage remain unaware.

dramatic irony

300

"O me! You juggler, you cankerblossom, / You _____ of love!" (Hermia)

thief

300

This is the nickname of the flower that has the magic powers.

"love-in-idleness"

400

“I have had a most rare vision. I have had a dream, past the wit of man to say what dream it was.”

Nick Bottom

400

In Pyramus and Thisbe, this mechanical plays Wall. 

Snout

400

Write a sentence in iambic pentameter.

(varies)

400

“I’ll follow thee and make a _____ of hell, / To die upon the hand I love so well.” (Helena)

heaven

400

This word means to mock or make fun of someone in a very cruel way.

derision

500

“These are the forgeries of jealousy…”

Titania

500

This character defies traditional Athenian Law, and allows the lovers to marry each other.

Theseus

500

Shakespeare often has two lines of iambic pentameter back to back that have the same ending sound, showing this tool.

rhyming couplet

500

“And yet, to say the truth, ______ and ______ keep little company together nowadays.” (Bottom)

reason and love

500

In Pyramus and Thisbe, the lovers decide to meet at this specific location.

Ninus' (Ninny's) Tomb

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