Midsummer review

2. The comedic device created when only the audience is aware that Lysander is under the influence of the love potion. (5 letters)
5. What is confused when the magical juice alters a character's perception of their desired beloved. (8 letters)
9. Disorder and chaos created by supernatural interference.(7 letters)
10. A force that seems to guide lovers, even when magic disrupts them.(4 letters)
13. The specific effect the potion has, causing the enchanted person's memories to be hazy or forgotten. (14 letters)
15. The emotion that fuels the conflict between the king and queen of the fairies. (8 letters)

1. Puck’s archetype in folklore and drama.(9 letters)
3. The force Oberon uses to punish his queen and the reason for the comedy's initial romantic conflict. (8 letters)
4. A false appearance that blurs the line between what’s real and what’s magical.(5 letters)
6. A charm or spell that transforms characters’ emotions.(11 letters)
7. What Illusion vs. Reality serves as in A Midsummer Nights Dream. (5 letters)
8. The character trait revealed in Helena when she thinks her friends are mocking her with false affections.(10 letters)
11. The emotion most influenced by magic in the play.(4 letters)
12. The genre of the play. (6 letters)
14. The specific fairy who applies the love potion(4 letters)