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--How does Shakespeare use the Oberon-Titania plot to create tension or surprise in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

Robin and Oberon’s attempts to help the lovers make everything worse, which causes conflict among the four lovers.

Oberon and Titania’s appearance in Act V is unexpected and leaves the audience wondering what will happen to the four lovers.

Shakespeare switches between the four-lovers plot and the Oberon-Titania plot to create a sense of mystery.

The audience is surprised when Oberon’s magic solves everyone’s problems since he has been the cause of many of those problems.

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Robin and Oberon’s attempts to help the lovers make everything worse, which causes conflict among the four lovers.


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The correct option is A. Robin and Oberon's attempts to help the lovers make everything worse, which causes conflict among the four lovers. The Oberon-Titania plot intersects with the four-lovers plot many times thoroughout the story. To create tension, Shakespeare focuses mainly on the Oberon-Titania plot because it drives the action of the rest of the play.

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