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Midsummer Night's Dream - Time Lapse
At the beginning of the play Theseus tells Hermia that she has THREE days to make up her mind. However, when Theseus tells Egeus that the day is arrived for her to make her decision, only two days have passed!
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Contributed By: Cherub on 06-18-2001 and Reviewed By: Webmaster
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Becka writes:
If the answer is due on the third day, that would mean she only had two to make up her mind. It all depends at what time the answer was due.
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Cherub writes:
I should clarify this- *Theseus tells Hermia that she has three days to make up her mind. *Hermia runs away that night with Lysander. *They wake the next morning. *Theseus announces that the day is due. Now I can't see how that makes three days when it turns out that it was the next morning, even if he was counting the previous day.
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