Question 4 Unsaved At the end of Act III, what has happened to the four lovers? Question 4 options:

Lysander and Demetrius have left the woods and gone home.

Helena and Hermia have both been injured.

Puck has fallen in love with Bottom; Bottom has fallen in love with Peaseblossom; Peaseblossom has fallen in love with Romeo, and Juliet has run off to Mantua with Mercutio.

Puck has corrected the magic spells so everyone will love the right person.

Puck has corrected the magic spells so everyone will love the right person.

Explanation:

Puck and Oberon had tried to fix a lover's mess between Lysander, Demetrius, Hermia and Helena but instead only made things worse by enchanting the wrong people.

This leads Lysander and Demetrius to almost fight for Helena's affection and Hermia to storm off after Helena runs from her.

Oberon charges Puck to fix the problem by morning and Puck starts by making Lysander and Demetrius get lost in the woods.

Eventually they all go back to sleep and Puck puts a love potion in Lysander's eye and declares that all will be well in the morning.

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