Theseus And Hermia Act 5 Summary
Act V, Final Scene:
In the final scene, Theseus and Hippolyta are at their palace after they are married. Theseus is having a hard time believing the lover's story because it is so strange. Hippolyta points out that the lovers have each told the story over and over and their stories have lined up perfectly each time. She also states that it is strange, but the story is intriguing at the same time. After Hippolyta's statement, Demetrius & Helena, and Hermia & Lysander appear in the scene. Theseus wishes them joy in their new found relationship. Lysander returns the good wishes with stating that he hopes the Duke's marriage goes well also (in all aspects). After greetings are called out and returned, they go to see courtly entertainment. He
In the final scene, Theseus and Hippolyta are at their palace after they are married. Theseus is having a hard time believing the lover's story because it is so strange. Hippolyta points out that the lovers have each told the story over and over and their stories have lined up perfectly each time. She also states that it is strange, but the story is intriguing at the same time. After Hippolyta's statement, Demetrius & Helena, and Hermia & Lysander appear in the scene. Theseus wishes them joy in their new found relationship. Lysander returns the good wishes with stating that he hopes the Duke's marriage goes well also (in all aspects). After greetings are called out and returned, they go to see courtly entertainment. He