In Act I, scene iv of "Romeo and Juliet," Romeo is about to tellMercutio about a dream that he had. Mercutio is quick to cut Romeooff and tell him about Queen Mab. According t…o Mercutio and thespeech that he gives in this scene, Queen mab is the dream fairy --she is the fairy who gives people their dreams and decides whatthey will dream about. There are several examples that are givenwithin this speech -- for example women dream of kisses, priestsdream of tithes, lawyers dream of money (fees), etc. Within thisspeech (toward the beginning) Mercutio also discusses how smallthis Queen Mab is. ( Full Answer )
Well she isn't supposed to be pretty she is somewhat haggish, she is really little and fairy like (with out the wings)her body like an "agate-stone" would be somewhat deformed…. ( Full Answer )
This is a foreshadowing of what actually happens in the rest of the play. A fateful chain of events ("consequence") does begin its appointed time ("date") that night, and that… chain of events does terminate the duration ("expire the term") of Romeo's life with premature ("untimely") death. But, despite his premonitions, Romeo does go into Capulet's house. He says that he is doing so because he is entrusting his fate to "He, that hath the steerage of my course." "He" is presumably God, but Romeo seems more melodramatic than religious. Mercutio has lightheartedly urged him to be lighthearted, but Romeo has steadfastly held onto his image of himself as a victim of hopeless love and implacable fate. Benvolio calls on the drum to strike, and they all march around the stage once to indicate that they have entered Capulet's house. Then servants appear, carrying away the remains of the supper, and the next scene begins. ( Full Answer )
queen mab- fairy.
Romeo- believed a dream.
they both are non-secure answers or something to go by..
Would you believe in a fairy type deal. would you believe a dream where …you married a donkey? ( Full Answer )
updated answer: MAB was a major French pistol manufacturer from the early 1920s until the early 1980s. During that time it made a number of pistol models, including the model …A vestpocket pistol (.25 caliber); B vestpocket pistol (.25 caliber); C pocket pistol (.32 and .380 caliber); D service pistol (.32 and .380 caliber); C/D service pistol (.32 and .380 caliber); E pocket pistol (.25 caliber); F target pistol (.22 short and .22LR caliber); G pocket pistol (.22LR caliber); GZ pocket pistol (.22LR caliber), also made as "MAB Espanola" by Spanish gunmaker Echasa in .22LR, .25, .32 and .380 caliber); R-22 target pistol (.22 short for the "Olympic" model, and .22LR, sold in US as "Le Chasseur"; R service pistol (.32 and .380 caliber); R service pistol (9mm parabellum) - each of these "R" models is significantly different from the others; P-8 service pistol (9mm parabellum), P-15 service pistol (9mm parabellum), and PAP-F1 target pistol (9mm parabellum -- a heavily modified version of the P-15 made for competitive target shooting; the French Army Pistol Team won a number of awards using this). When the Germans army occupied France during WWII it took over the MAB factory and kept the .32 model D in production for German military use. These occupation pistols will have German army acceptance stamps. They also produced a small number of the model A for use by German military personnel. The French military used the .32 model D during WWII, and after WWII in the French colonial wars in IndoChina (Vietnam, etc) and North Africa (Algeria, etc) until about 1950. The P-15 was used by a number of military forces in the 1960s and later, especially because of its 15-round capacity and accuracy. The range of prices I have seen for MAB pistols in the US since 2010 is from about $50 to about $1300; pricing is similar in Europe, although in many cases different models go for higher prices in one or the other (the P-15, for example, is more sought after in Europe than in the US). Value of these pistols depends greatly on which model it is, which version of the model it is, special markings on the pistol, and the condition of the pistol. Pistols with WWII German army acceptance stamps are usually worth more. Some of these pistols, such as the models A and D, were in production for over 50 years, with a number of design changes over the years. original answer: 10-200 USD or so ( Full Answer )
mercutio mentions queen mab, in Act I, scene 4, which is also the first scene you meet him. This scene is Mercutio, Benvolio and Romeo on their way to the Montague ball, and …Mercutio says his speech in an attempt to try and tease Romeo out of his melancholy humor, as Romeo is feeling sad due to his unrequited love from Rosalind. ( Full Answer )
Blue Book of Gun Values ==== Reliable information on the MAB model A is scarce, despite MAB producing them from 1921-1964 ( Type I : 1921-1924; Type II : 1925-1964).… Probably the best current source for information on MAB pistols is Ed Buffaloe's website Unblinking Eye , in both his general history of MAB and his article specifically on the model A Both of these are still works-in-progress, but provide the most complete information currently available in English and probably in any language (including French). For published information on the model A and MAB pistols in general, the single best source is Jean Huon's Les Pistolets Automatiques Francais: 1890-1990 ( Histoire & Collections, Paris: 1995), but the information on Unblinking Eye is more correct, complete and current. (disclosure -- I provide some of the research Ed uses in his articles on MAB pistols, including the model A.) ( Full Answer )
Mercutio uses the Queen Mab speech to symbolize the happy-go-lucky "good dream" that quickly turns dark. So, dreams can be happy and frivolous, but dreams can also be dark an…d frightening. ( Full Answer )
Queen Mab is a fairy. She visits people when they are asleep andmakes them dream. She does not appear as a character but Mercutiotalks about her at some length.
MAB is the Manufacture d'Armes de Bayonne , later renamed Manufacture d'Armes Automatiques de Bayonne , a French semi-automatic pistol manufacturer from 1921-1982. …6.35 is 6.35mm , or more exactly 6.35x16mm Browning SR , is the metric caliber or size of a firearm cartridge. It is the same as .25 ACP , a small caliber center fire cartidge comparable to the rimfire .22 Long Rifle. The .25 ACP was popular in the first half of the 20th century for small pistols since it was easier to make reliable centerfire mechanisms than rimfire mechanisms. Today, with improved manufacturing methods, it has largely been replaced by the .22 LR. brevete is the French word meaning patented Most MAB pistol models are marked "brevete" on their slide. MAB made a number of 6.35mm pistols, including the models A, B, E, and GZ (the GZ also came in other calibers). MAB pistols made after about 1933 will have their model marked on the slide, usually on the left side. Early models A and B are not marked, although later ones are. ( Full Answer )
From the play Romeo and Juliet -William Shakespeare- Queen Mab is a fairy in a dream dreamt by Romeo's best friend Mecurtio. She visits people when they are sleeping and fufi…lls wishes via dreams. She is significant because when Mecurtio recites his dream, it reflects Mecurtio's character, it forshadows the ending of Romeo and Juliet , and gives the love story a splash of reality. ( Full Answer )
It is a multi-based arithmetic blocks. Which in 1 cube you represent i unit. In ten cube you represents ten units. In hundred units it is a flat. And there is also a thousandt…hs unit. ( Full Answer )
Updated answer: You need to know the model and caliber, as well. MAB made pistols from the erly 1920s until the early 1980s, and never used date codes. Most factory records ha…ve been lost. To add to the confusion, MAB used different s/n series for some different models, but also had some models share a s/n series. Even worse, MAB restarted the s/n series after WWII and also added new ones. The only way to approximate the manufacturing year is by the s/n and the physical characteristics of the pistol. original answer: Need a detailed description of all markings. ( Full Answer )
From Merlin 1998 ? Well she is a goddess and she is dying so she creates Merlin, sort of a son who will eventually lead the people back to the old ways. "But he doesn't he en…ds up destroying her" Yes unfortunately he does, Mab though once capable of love suffered so much she no longer felt human emotions so she never connected with Merlin on such a level. And at the death of his aunt because Mab could not display emotion he decided to blame her for it all and saw her as a monster. However you may not when Ambrosia is dying Mab comes over as "concerned". ( Full Answer )
Mercutio likes to hear himself talk. Romeo is troubled by a dream, but self-centred Mercutio does not even want to hear about it. Instead, he goes on and on and on about his f…antasy of a fairy that makes people dream. ( Full Answer )
This speech shows Mercutio's cynical and maveric nature. He does not value love or honour or dreams and through Queen Mab (quean and mab being Elizabethean words for prostitut…e) he mocks the value others place on dreams. mercutio's description of Queen Mab begins with a delightful image, which would appeal to children, yet he then goes on to show how all people dream of things merely to improve their own position. The references to the body show the physical realities of life as opposed to the ideals that Romeo and others hold high. This speech shows much about the firey spirit of Mercutio, but it also suggests a more brutal and realistic view of life, contrasting with the ideals of love. ( Full Answer )
Basically, nothing. As Romeo says, "thou talkst of nothing". But basically the idea is that teeny little queen mab drives her chariot over you when you sleep and where she dri…ves it affects what dreams you have. ( Full Answer )
Queen Mab is the Queen of the fairies in a long speech delived by Mercutio in the play Romeo and Juliet. There may also be other works which have the name of this fairy as a t…itle. But if you are thinking of the speech, it was written by William Shakespeare. ( Full Answer )
The MAB Model A has been out of production for about 50 years.Check with a gunsmith- magazines for the Eibar type .25 autos (fromSpain) MAY fit- the guns were very similar. I …know of no regularsource of supply for the MAB magazine. ............ Triple K Manufacturing Co. makes an aftermarketmagazine for the MAB model A .25 acp pistol. ( Full Answer )
The Queen Mab speech shows that Mercutio is lively, imaginative,and quick witted. It makes us like Mercutio, so that we feel hisloss more deeply when Tybalt kills him.
The acronym MAB can stand for many things. For example, in the field of biology, it stands for Monoclonal AntiBody. However, to musicians, MAB is the acronym of Michael Angelo… Batio. ( Full Answer )
in production 1933 to 1963. No detailed public database. There weretwo MAB D versions, usually called the Type I and Type II. The TypeI MAB D was made 1933-1945 and used an ex…ternal muzzle bushingrelease latch in front of the trigger guard; the Type II used aninternal "bayonet" type release requiring pushing in and turningthe muzzle bushing. The MAB factory changed from the Type I to TypeII production in June 1945. ( Full Answer )
Mab Segrest has written: 'Quarantines and death' -- subject(s): AIDS (Disease), Crimes against, Gays, Homophobia, Homosexuality, Political aspects of AIDS (Disease), Politic…al aspects of Homophobia, Political aspects of Homosexuality, Public opinion 'My mama's dead squirrel' -- subject(s): American literature, Civilization, History, History and criticism, Lesbians, Women and literature, Women authors ( Full Answer )