Question

Who falls in love with Bottom, despite his appearance, in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

A.
Puck

B.
Hermia

C.
Titania

D.
Helena

Answer 1

What do you think the answer is? :)

Answer 2

@khinh2.0 ?

Answer 3

I can't give you the direct answer, but it's between B and C.

Answer 4

oh, i know what it is now, can i tell her the answer?

Answer 5

So, here's a little thing I found on SparkNotes: Bottom's openness to the world's oddities extends to his visit to the fairy realm, which could be viewed as simply another fantasy, much like the theater. It is ironic that Bottom, the most down-to-earth character in the play, is the only mortal who meets any of the fairies. When Titania falls in love with him, Bottom isn't surprised. But he does recognize that Titania's statements about him aren't true, for example that he is an angel or that his looks inspire confidence. At bottom, he knows love and reason don't often work at the same level. Once again, his comments focus on a key, recurring theme of the play: How do love and reason relate? Should love be based on reason or on fantasy? In addition, Bottom's interactions with Titania emphasize the class differences between the characters in the play; as a member of the artisan class, Bottom was literally in a different realm from the regal Queen of the Fairies.

So what do you think it is?

Answer 6

Plz no direct anwers

Answer 7

C