Who do you feel speaks the most eloquently about love in a Midsummer Night’s Dream?

phish asked:

I am writing a paper on a Midsummer Night’s Dream… And I am writing who speaks the most eloquently about love, but I am really caught between Puck (Robin Goodfellow) and Titania. Help me decide or give me some other good ideas. Thank you!

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2 Responses to 'Who do you feel speaks the most eloquently about love in a Midsummer Night’s Dream?'

Miss Stefanie - August 3rd, 2008 at 7:57 pm
honestly I really didn’t feel as though Puck spoke eloquently of love in fact his response to the quarraling going on in front of him was quite crass he basiclly called humans fools, Personally i though Demetrius in the begining spoke eloquently saying the course of true love never did run smoothly ,as did Helena all throughout the entire play even though she wasn’t on the receiving end of love until the second half. but thats just my opinon.
D.A.T.A. - August 5th, 2008 at 7:51 pm
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