Whom does Demetrius love at the end of the play?

One of the central themes of A Midsummer Night's Dream is the enduring and triumphant power of love. Comedies in early modern theater tended to conclude with at least one marriage, and this play is no exception. However, beyond the genre of comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream is an exercise in showcasing how love persists despite numerous challenges, obstacles, and complications. Despite the chaos of the play's plot, the pairs of lovers who exist at the beginning of the play – Hermia and Lysander, and Helena and Demetrius – are married by the play's conclusion. Thus, the play explores (with lighthearted and imaginative delight) the trials lovers face as they attempt to navigate their way back to one another.

8.) What remedy corrects the crossed-love couples?*4 pointsThe aroma from the woods clears their senses.Oberon confronts them, tells them what happened, and asks them to make their own choices.Puck drips the potion on Lysander's eyes so he will again love Hermia.One of the craftsmen plays a love tune that secretly whispers the names of their true loves to each of them.1.) What will be Hermia's fate if she refuses to marry Demetrius?*2 pointsShe will have to choose to die or live as a cloistered nun.She will be banished to the wildernessShe will become a servant in her father's house.She will be blinded and driven off to live as a beggar.

When the play opens, Romeo is in love with ______________________________ aJuliet bhimself cRosaline dAngelica

With whom is Romeo in love in Act 2 Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet? aLady Capulet bJuliet's nurse cJuliet dRosaline

What is Shakespeare trying to warn us about in this play?