The Romantic Obstacles of Shakespeare in "Midsummer Night's Dream" and Soyinka's "Lion and the Jewel"

Love to literature is not uncommon, but obstacles in love, explanation, and interpretation give literary works and their meanings. The play of William Shakespeare "The Midsummer Night's Dream" and Wole Soyinka's "Lion and Gems" is a drama that fully shows love and power. However, there are some similarities and differences in their depiction. These relationships and contrasts are not only the role of male and female sex but also obstacles to hinder real love or ideal love.

Unreal Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" is a drama composed of three worlds. The romantic world of noble lover, the world of rude mechanical working days, and the world of titania and Oberon fairy tale. These three worlds intertwine and intertwine during the game, but for lovers and robots, for lovers and robots, those brushes have changed to "children of bread". For the dream of the night: the importance of the night forest In Shakespeare 's Midsummer Night's Dream, the dark forest is the center of the world and the center of the civilized Greek world is downgraded to the surroundings. The sun changes to the night, the ruler of death leaves the stage and is replaced by the fairy. The special characteristic of the evening in the forest is the best place for four enthusiasts to start a self-discovery project. Shakespeare gives hints in the dark

William · Shakespeare's "Midnight Night's Dream" I read and studied the "Midsummer Night's Dream". The play was thought to be created by William Shakespeare in 1595 or 1596. At that time, Elizabeth I was at the throne, a vulgar crowd and the upper class enjoyed it. Shakespeare is popular not only because of his enthusiastic talent but also someone can relate to the story in some way. I lead the order of events. I like the stage equipment and how that character behaves to show how the theme of the theater becomes clearer and exciting in the theater using that resource