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Visual Representation Of Lysander
I See the visual representation is strongly close to the book . There are many large and small details that relate . First of all there are fairies everywhere and it shows a large fairy hugging a man with a donkey head.

There are more than one things that show this such as the the 4 people at the left corner of the paper there are two women two men one girl is holding on to a man and the other two couples walking away this could represent demitrius following hermia who's with lysander whilst helena is holding him or it could be the other way around where the men are following helena and hermia is cling on to lysander her lover.

Another thing that has to be pointer out is the two men in the sky that should represent Oberon and puck looking

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