How Does Shakespeare Use The Word Offend

In the passage, Shakespeare uses several words like poor, offend, mock to present a message on how important language is on communicating the piece of writing, as well as shaping a character on whom he/she is in this case It was for Helena who was loved by Demetrius, and Lysander. These words poor, offend, mock communicate the feeling that Helena was going paranoid in this act. (MD)

In this passage, Shakespeare uses the word “offend” to show how important language is in communicating the message of the piece of writing. “Offend” means to “sin against” (Offend online Etymology).Within the passage, Helena speaking to Demetrius sounds and is paranoid for loving her. Throughout that part of the book Helena felt offended that both