✒️A Midsummer Night's Dream is the best example of comedy of errors. Expalin.

A comedy of error is a series of humorous events. The phrase a comedy of error is often used to describe a situation that's full of mistakes and problems which are funny. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of the best examples of Shakespear’s comedy of errors because it has all the features of comedy of errors like conflict between characters, resolution over the problem, cleared confusions between the love triangle, reunion and marriage. It all seem very funny and interesting.

The role of Magic Potion in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

The magic potion is a key element in the plot of a paly A Midsummer Night's Dream. Oberon, the King of the Fairies, ordered Puck to apply it on the eyes of Titania, the Queen of the Fairies. Becauses Titania to fall in love with the first creature she sees upon  with the intention of waking up, which Oberon hopes will cause her to relinquish control of a young boy whom she has been caring for. The use of the potion creates a chaotic and unpredictable situation in the fairy world, as the potion causes several characters to fall in love with the wrong people. For example, the fairy Puck mistakenly applies the potion to the wrong person, causing the bumbling craftsman Nick Bottom to become the object of Titania's affections. The magic potion is also a symbol of the power of love and the unpredictable nature of human desire. The potion causes characters to act in ways that are out of character, highlighting the transformative power of love and desire. In this way, the potion serves as a catalyst for the central themes of the play, which explore the transformative power of love, the nature of desire, and the unpredictable nature of human emotions.

The role of Indian Boy in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Though Indian boy don't have special role, the referencial role he played with perspective of plot is very crucial. He is the reason to move an action of the story ahead. It's olny because of being jealous with the Indian boy made the cunning planning of magical potion. As Oberon wanted to divert an attention of his wife Titania from Indian boy. In Act 3 Scene 2 of A Midsummer Night's Dream, there is no specific role assigned to an Indian boy. The Indian boy is not seen on stage, and there are no lines assigned to him. He is simply a plot device used to illustrate the tension between Titania and Oberon, who are fighting over the boy's custody.

Write a character sketch of Oberon as an enemy of his wife but a friend of the lovers. 

Answers:- Oberon was the king of fairies. He was not happy that his wife Titania spend more time with the Indian boy so, he tried to get the custody of the boy in cunning way and hence enemy to his wife. At the same time when he realised the dryness in the relationship between Demetrius and Helena he tried to restore their relation with the help of Puck. When he understood the mistake made by Puck by pouring the potion on lysender instead of Dimatrus. He told Puck to restore the original status to lovers. Thus Oberon was an enemy of his wife but friend of lovers. 





 

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