How does the falling action affect the tone in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

a. Hermia's father still will not approve of her marriage, which creates a sad, grieving tone.

b. All the couples in the play are happy, which creates a joyful, romantic tone.

c. Robin can't remove the donkey's head from Bottom, which creates a humorous tone.

d. The four lovers are happy, but Oberon and Titania are still fighting, which creates a tense, uneasy tone.

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Maryjane Conley

11 July, 09:04

How does the falling action affect the tone in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

a. Hermia's father still will not approve of her marriage, which creates a sad, grieving tone.

b. All the couples in the play are happy, which creates a joyful, romantic tone.

c. Robin can't remove the donkey's head from Bottom, which creates a humorous tone.

d. The four lovers are happy, but Oberon and Titania are still fighting, which creates a tense, uneasy tone.

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Boyd · Answer 1

The falling action in A Midsummer Night's Dream shows that The four lovers are happy, but Oberon and Titania are still fighting, which creates a tense, uneasy tone.

Landen Newman · Answer 2

The correct answer is B. All the couples in the play are happy, which creates a joyful, romantic tone.

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