What is the moral in midsummer nights dream?

Answer 1

When Helena hears about Hermia and Lysander's plan, she tells Demetrius and betrays Hermia because they were friends.

When Puck changes Bottom's head to an ass, the entire group flees from Bottom.

When Lysander loves Helena because of the love potion, he betrays Hermia.

When Hermia loves Lysander, she betrays her father to be with Lysander for the rest of her life.

Demetrius betrayed Helena when he saw Hermia.

Answer 2

Hermia is the most loved one. Demetrius loves Hermia, but Hermia loves Lysander. Helena is not loved by anybody, but loves Demetrius. Egeus (which is Hermia's dad) wants Hermia to marry Demetrius. This is the conflict as Shakespeare had once said "The course of love never did run smooth" Hope this helps. :)

Answer 3

The moral of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is to emphasize the transformative and unpredictable nature of love. The play explores the idea that love can be chaotic, irrational, and at times, difficult to control or understand. Shakespeare uses the characters and their intersecting romances to show that love is a powerful force that can lead to both joy and turmoil.

Answer 4

The moral of the play " Midsummer Night's dream" is about love.