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One theme in A Midsummer Night's Dream is the question of reality: What is real and what is a dream?

How does the ending of the play explore this theme?


A. The "play within a play" uses a dream to predict what will happen to Pyramus and Thisbe.


B. Bottom sings a song about dreams and reality in the woods.


C. Oberon and Titania put a spell on the lovers so they will think what happened in the woods was a dream.


D. Robin makes a final speech that invites the audience to think of the whole play as a dream.

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D. Robin makes a speech that invites people to think of the play as a dream

The ending of the story explores the theme of reality by D. Robin makes a final speech that invites the audience to think of the whole play as a dream.

What is a theme?

A theme is referred to as the subject or the central idea which is explored in a story.

Hence, we can see that according to the complete text, the theme of reality can be questioned as to what a dream is and what reality is by Robin making a final speech that invites the audience to think of the whole play as a dream.

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