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The Powerful Magic Flower In A Midsummer Night's Dream
In act two of A Midsummer’s Night's Dream, the use of the powerful magic flower is the source of a lot of the problems in act two. The flower is first introduced to the story when Oberon asks Puck to obtain it for him. Oberon tells Puck that the flower was pierced by one of Cupid's arrows that had missed his target and given the powers to, “Yet marked I were the bolt of Cupid fell. It fell upon a little western flower” is how he explained it to Puck. Once Puck had fetched the flower for Oberon, he took it and put it on Titania’s eyebrows to put her under the mercy of the flowers power. Later in the story we learn that this action made Titania fall in love with one of the mechanicals that was transformed into a Donkey. Afterward the flower’s
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