Lysander blog post

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CER LYSANDER 

Lysander is a very brave and determined person in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespear. 

Lysander is a very brave person in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” This is shown in the scene when the love potion is removed. Lysander bravely discloses to Hermia’s dad (Egeus) and Theseus that that he encouraged her to run away into the forest. This action is very courageous since it infuriates Egeus and this is Lysander’s point. Here, Lysander demonstrates his bravery and determination to stay with Hermia regardless of the outcomes or consequences. 

 

Lysander is also a very determined person in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” He makes a firm decision – loving Hermia and won’t change his plan about the love. He always sticks with his plan, with whoever trying to stop him. He will never be stopped. This is shown when Egues and Theseus rejected Lysander and Hermia’s marriage. (In the first play) Lysander reacts calmly and comes up with other plans to get married. At last, they do get married. 

 

“The course of true love never run smooth” said by Lysander, meaning people in love often must overcome difficulties in life to be with each other. True love never runs good as expected. In the book, Lysander said this to Hermia right after they got rejected together by Egues and Theseus. He said this to encourage Hermia about their love, so that they don’t give up easily. 

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This is the link to the poster which I made ft. Lysander

The poster I made about Lysander’s character traits

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