Act V$,$ Scene i

Who is married in this scene?

Why does Theseus choose Pyramus and Thisbe over the other shows he might watch?

How does Quince manage to make the Prologue to the play unintentionally funny?

How is Hippolyta's reaction to the players different from Theseus', at first?

Why does "Pyramus" $($Bottom$)$ curse the wall?

Why does "Moonshine" speak in prose instead of verse? What does he say?

How does the audience react as the suicides $($of Pyramus and Thisbe$)$ are being enacted?

What choices does Bottom give Theseus at the end of the play? What does Theseus choose?

Who enters as the newly$-$married couples go off to bed? What does Oberon give to each fairy? Why?

Explain the directions Oberon gives the fairies in lines $386-391.$

What is Puck doing at the end as he describes the night? For what does he apologize?