1. The images that I think would be remembered best are when the fairy talks about where she has wandered. These section is extremely vivid and easy to mentally depict. The fairy says “Over hill, over dale. Thorough bush, thorough brier. Over park, over pale. Thorough flood, thorough fire. I do wander everywhere.” This is significant because it explains that lengths that the fairy must go to to serve the Fairy Queen.
3. (Simply stated) In Hermia’s dream, Lysander was eating out her heart. This is foreshadowing for later in the play, when Lysander breaks Hermia’s heart.
4. The character of Puck is mischievous. He enjoys pranks and causing trouble. One thing that was likable that Puck did was that he revealed his identity, and he confessed some of the tricks that he had played on people. I (you) like this because it showed that Puck understands his wrongdoings and even went as far as to admit them. One thing that I (you) did not like about Puck in this scene was that he agreed to follow Oberon’s directions to find the love-in-idleness. I (you) did not like this because it seems like Puck should simply stay out of trouble. In this scene, Puck admits to playing tricks on morals and he even describes some of the tricks to Oberon. (If that is what you mean by takes responsibility for his actions.)
I really hope this helps! Make sure to re-word a couple of things. And in the future, I recommend using Sparknotes to help, too. ☺️
