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Apr 7, 2019

The person who will speak the prologue is ready. In this sense, the prologue is the person, not the speech. The First Folio assigns Quince as the prologue.

Apr 7, 2019

“Wretchedness” is variously explained as incompetence, weakness, or social inferiority. In any case, Hippolyta means that she does not like to see someone whom she feels sorry for being overburdened.

Apr 7, 2019

Theseus is saying to judge the performance based on the performer's ability. Today we might say to give someone an “A for effort”.

Apr 7, 2019

scholars, or possibly church officials

Apr 7, 2019

are made up entirely of imagination

Apr 7, 2019

Bizarre. The First Quarto spells this word “antique”, which some modern editions follow. In that case the meaning could be that these are old-fashioned tales.

Apr 7, 2019

Master of the Revels

Apr 7, 2019

Even more joy to you in your walks, meals, and bed.

Apr 7, 2019

Many modern editions end this sentence with an exclamation point, but both the First Quarto and First Folio end it with a question mark.

Apr 7, 2019

At night when you're afraid, it's easy to see a bush but think it's a bear.
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