How is the ending of A Midsummer Night's Dream characteristic of all of Shakespeare's comedies?

A.
The characters realize that everything that happened has merely been a dream.

B.
The main character gets revenge on all who have wronged him or her.

C.
A chorus appears on stage to sing a big musical finale.

D.
The story ends with happy marriages.

Question

How is the ending of A Midsummer Night's Dream characteristic of all of Shakespeare's comedies?
 
 A.
The characters realize that everything that happened has merely been a dream.
 
 B.
The main character gets revenge on all who have wronged him or her.
 
 C.
A chorus appears on stage to sing a big musical finale.
 
 D.
The story ends with happy marriages.

anonymous · Answer

Hello! The answer is the last one, because Shakespeare humour had to do with happy endings and happy marriages, he did it to appeal to Queen Elizabeth at the time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespearean_comedy if I didn't explain it well enough here :)