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a play by William Shakespeare, and I believe is mainly summed up by this line from the play ‘The course of true love never did run smooth’
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KMK(G)1 Danielle Rowland Hall Cross School 3620 50 A Midsummer Nights Dream A Midsummer Nights Dream is a play by William Shakespeare, and I believe is mainly summed up by this line from the play 'The course of true love never did run smooth' This is basically saying that being in love comes with many obstacles and dilemmas. In the play there is a dilemma at the beginning, this is where Egeus is going to visit Theseus, the ruler of Athens, with concern for his daughter and whom she wishes to marry. 'Full of vexation I come with complaint of my child, my daughter Hermia' (Act one, scene one line 21) This is because Hermia loves and wants to wed Lysander but her father Egeus, wishes for her to wed Demetrius, and because Hermia will not obey her father he has gone to Theseus for back-up. This is an obstacle because Hermia and Demetrius are not allowed to wed...
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