Analyzing Character and Language in "The Order of Disorder
The Order of Disorder
Learning Objectives
Core: To be able to analyse character in light of theme.
Challenge: To be able to analyse the language
attributed to characters by the playwright and their
effect on audience.
Re-read Act 3, Scene 2.
Master of Disorder?
How now, mad
spirit? What night-
rule now about
this haunted
grove?
Translation - Well,
crazy spirit? What
havoc have you
wreaked in this
part of the forest?
Bottom’s Transformation
What does Robin reveal about his impression of ‘mortals’ in lines 6 – 30. PEE - Use
evidence from the text in support of your answer.
Think – Re-read the quote below.
“Then fate o’errules, that
one man holding troth,
A million fail, confounding
oath and oath.”
Translation “So fate takes
charge because for each
man who is a faithful lover,
a million fail, breaking their
word time after time.”
Think
“Then fate o’errules,
that one man holding
troth,
A million fail,
confounding oath and
oath.”
Robin has drugged the wrong Athenian and now, Lysander is declaring his love
for Helena. Oberon realises Robin’s error and tells him: “Thou hast mistaken
quite, And laid the love juice on some true love’s sight.”
Look up the word ‘fickle’ in a dictionary and then answer the two questions
below.
•
Are men fickle?
•
Are men fickle in love, and, if so, are they more fickle than women?
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The Order of Disorder Learning Objectives Core: To be able to analyse character in light of theme. Challenge: To be able to analyse the language attributed to characters by the playwright and their effect on audience.
Re-read Act 3, Scene 2. Master of Disorder? How now, mad spirit? What night- rule now about this haunted grove? Translation - Well, crazy spirit? What havoc have you wreaked in this part of the forest? Write a summary of the havoc Robin has wreaked in no more than 50 words.
Bottoms Transformation What does Robin reveal about his impression of mortals in lines 6 30. PEE - Use evidence from the text in support of your answer.
Think Re-read the quote below. Then fate o errules, that one man holding troth, A million fail, confounding oath and oath. Translation So fate takes charge because for each man who is a faithful lover, a million fail, breaking their word time after time.
Think Then fate o errules, that one man holding troth, A million fail, confounding oath and oath. Robin has drugged the wrong Athenian and now, Lysander is declaring his love for Helena. Oberon realises Robin s error and tells him: Thou hast mistaken quite, And laid the love juice on some true love s sight. Look up the word fickle in a dictionary and then answer the two questions below. Are men fickle? Are men fickle in love, and, if so, are they more fickle than women?
