In "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Batty, a character who is often seen as whimsical, expresses views that the fairies find disagreeable, particularly regarding the nature of love and relationships. He suggests that love can be chaotic and irrational, which contrasts with the fairies' more romantic and idealistic perspective on love. This disagreement highlights the tension between the enchanting, magical world of the fairies and the more chaotic, human emotions associated with love.
fairies do not exist .the people who say that they have seen fairies have actually seen an illusion .
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No. The correct way to say that you disagree with something would be "in disagreement."
Fairies are neither good or evil but merely a being with personal quirks. However fairies can be exceedingly troublesome.
Ron Batty was born in 1925.
to disagree : ne pas être d'accord
Maybe because one of my books about fairies says they will die if you say they don't exist or their not real.
Fairies will die if you don't believe in them . If you do and your realy happy and gracefull they have a more of a chance coming to you . Say I believe x6 and the fairies will never die for you . Anyone how does not belive in fairies talk them into LOVING them.
yes fairies are real!
No. Fairies are not mentioned in the Bible. They are a western European concept and didn't in the mythology of the Middle East.
Gregory Batty is 5' 9".
Batty Garvey died in 1932.