20 points answer the following questions below: the midsummer night dream what two themes are highlighted in act ii? how does the tone change from act i to act ii? how can we determine the tone of a play while reading it? what might the fairies and their use of magic be symbolic of in the play?

Themes: love, Art and Culture, Fooliness, and Magic.

Tone: This play  is primarily a humorous one, but it also presents a greater variety of tones. The opening scene, for instance, begins with a conflict that has very serious stakes. Theseus forces Hermia to choose between an unwanted marriage with Demetrius, and a life as a nun or to die if she rejects that marriage, the audience may get confused  if they’re watching a tragedy rather than a comedy. Hermia isn’t the only character faced with a difficult love situation, there are many others through the whole play.

Tone of a play: The tone of the article, essay, story, poem, novel, screenplay, or any other written work can be described in many ways. The author's tone can be witty, dreary, warm, playful, outraged, neutral, polished, wistful, reserved, and on and so on. We can determine the tone of the story by many ways:

1. Reading the introductory information.

2. To pay attention to word choice.

3. Go With Your Gut. To trust your own feelings about what you perceive in the story.

The use of magic in the play  who attend to Queen Titania represent Shakespeare's interpretation of what fairy folk might be. He made his fairies, including Peaseblossom, Cobweb, Moth, and Mustardseed, more believable.

Explanation:

"a" because he is appealing to logic as oppose to appealing to the audience's emotions.