A group of characters in this work are called "rude mechanicals" by another character who asks if he possesses "unearned luck" in a speech later in this play.
A group of characters in this work are called "rude mechanicals" by another character who asks if he possesses "unearned luck" in a speech later in this play. Another monologue in this play begins "The lunatic, the lover, and the poet." One character in this work procures a juice from the love-in- idleness flower. A group of workmen perform (*) Pyramus and Thisbe in this play, in which Titania falls in love with Nick Bottom while he has a donkey's head. In this play, Lysander and Demetrius eventually fall in love with Hermia and Helena, respectively. For 10 points, name this Shakespearean comedy that features Puck, a fairy messing around with the feelings of four lovers in the woods.
A group of characters in this work are called "rude mechanicals" by another character who asks if he possesses "unearned luck" in a speech later in this play.
A {Midsummer Night’s Dream}