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100
The person who ACTUALLY takes away bottom's donkey head
What is Puck or Robin Good Fellow
100
What all the fairies say when Bottom is ordering them around
What is Ready
100
The amount of important archetypes
What is 2
100
Is order vs disorder a motif or theme
What is theme
100
The person who finds the four lovers
What is Theseus
200
the "train" of Theseus
What is the Hippolyta and Egeus in Scene 1?
200
The person who only has one line on Scene 2
What is Starveling
200
Why the love is so confusing during this act
What is the love potion
200
What is mistaken identity?
What is Motif
200
Why Bottom called his dream "Bottom's Dream"
What is because it hath no bottom
300
The three fairies in Scene 1
What is mustardseed, cobweb, peaseblossom?
300
Egeus' hope/will for Hermia
What is for her to still marry Demetrius
300
Why the archetypes contradict eachother
What is one represents order and the other is chaotic.
300
The amount of themes that are against each other meaning something like light and dark. (not one of them)
What is 2
300
The two words that Peter Quince mixed
What is paragon and paramour
400
The person who doesn't have any lines in Scene 2
What is Snout
400
The number of people Bottom calls when he wakes up
What is 4
400
What the archetype of Theseus and Hippolyta represents
What is order
400
The person mentioned in the theme of Order and Disorder
What is Titania
400
The person that Bottom plays in the really bad play
What is Pyramus
500
The name of Helena's father
What is Nedar
500
The kind of hounds in scene 1
What is Spartan hounds
500
Why the archetype of Theseus and Hippolyta represent order
What is they only appear after the strange and chaotic night is over and order is restored
500
What Bottom and the lovers experienced when they awoke
What is an example of the dream-vs-reality motif
500
The name of the flower that frees titania of her spell
What is Dian's bud