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In scene 3 Shakespeare uses a violent storm and other unusual natural events to suggest?
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Act 3 Scene 1 in Midsummer's basically points out the wider theme of the play which is the contrast of reason versus imagination. Another theme pointed out is the irrationality of love through the absurdity of the affair between Titania and Bottom.
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What was popular during shakespeare's time?
People in Shakespearean times enjoyed violent things such as cockfighting.
Did Shakespeare have a dog?
Actually, Shakespeare did have a dog and he named a character in one of his plays after his dog. The dog was called "Titus" and was the source of inspiration for Shakespeare's my violent and worse plays, Titus Andronicus. It is unclear whether Shakespeare hated his dog or not, but he did eat it. Probably, he ate it.
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