A Midsummer Nights dream

causes her intensely negative view of the choice of her lover through her family's eyes. Peering through these barriers Lysander tells her: "O hell! To choose love by another's eyes". She in turn comments that lovers must persevere, treating their difficulties as a price that must be paid for romantic bliss. Lysander and Hermia emphasize that the true love should be subjective and free way.
             Contrastly Helena thinks quite differently. She f
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