Alright, exams are coming up around the corner. I can pass basically all of them except this one pesky English exam. It isn't your usual, read a story, answer questions until you're done. We have to write about 2 or 3 essays (he hasn't specified yet) in about one class period. I get majority of the topics. However there is one on A Midsummer Night's Dream that completely flies the crap by me.
The topic is: What does Theseus mean when he claims that "The lover and the poet / Are of imagination all compact"? How are love and imagination similar in this play, in terms A) their effects, B) the way they both operate, C) the way they both transform characters' perceptions, and D) the way they are both irrational powers.
...I know right, what the f*ck. After reading it, my mind goes entirely blank every time.
The topic is: What does Theseus mean when he claims that "The lover and the poet / Are of imagination all compact"? How are love and imagination similar in this play, in terms A) their effects, B) the way they both operate, C) the way they both transform characters' perceptions, and D) the way they are both irrational powers.
...I know right, what the f*ck. After reading it, my mind goes entirely blank every time.
