Shakespeare Terms (Midsummer Night's Dream)

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Across
  1. 3. When the audience has information that a character does not.
  2. 5. Young woman with a chronically damaged self-confidence; in love with Demetrius.
  3. 6. A play that begins in chaos but has a happy ending.
  4. 9. Greek hero of legend and king of Athens.
  5. 11. A major division in a theatrical work.
  6. 12. A play that begins in order but ends in chaos; nobody is happy.
  7. 13. The central character of a play, depicted as a noble person who experiences a terrible downfall.
  8. 14. A speech given by a character while they are alone on stage.
  9. 15. The theoretical barrier between the audience and the performers.
  10. 17. A comment a character turns and makes directly to the audience.
Down
  1. 1. Headstrong young woman who refuses to marry the man her father has chosen for her.
  2. 2. A subdivision of a play which contains a continuous action in one place.
  3. 4. Father insisting his daughter marry the man of his choice.
  4. 5. Queen of the Amazons; getting married because she lost a battle.
  5. 7. Young man in love with a woman who doesn't love him back.
  6. 8. Young nobleman who devises a plan to run away and elope with his love.
  7. 10. A defect in the personality of an otherwise good person that causes their eventual downfall.
  8. 15. A character that contrasts with another character (usually the main character)who is meant to highlight a certain aspect or quality of said character.
  9. 16. A play that depicts events of the past.