question 1 unsaved read the following passage from the very end of act 1, sc 1 in a midsummer night's dream: how did the parallel plots in the story lead to hermia waking up alone? question 1 options: the plot of the fairies intertwined with the plot of the lovers through the use of the flower. the plot of the actors intertwined with the plot of the lovers through the use of the flower. the plot of the fairies intertwined with the plot of the actors through the use of the flower. the plot of the lovers has negatively affected the plots of the fairies and the actors through the lovers' irresponsible use of the flower.ead the passage below from the end of act 3 in  a midsummer night's dream. then answer the two questions that follow.  oberonthou see'st these lovers seek a place to fighthie therefore, robin, overcast the night. the starry welkin cover thou anonwith drooping fog as black as acheron, and lead these testy rivals so astrayas one come not within another's way. then crush this herb into lysander's eye, whose liquor hath this virtuous property, to take from thence all error with his might, and make his eyeballs roll with wonted sight. when they next wake, all this derisionshall seem a dream and fruitless vision, and back to athens shall the lovers wend, with league whose date till death shall never end. whiles i in this affair do thee employ, i'll to my queen and beg her indian boy; and then i will her charmed eye releasefrom monster's view, and all things shall be peace.from which two characters will oberon and puck remove the love spell, if their new plan works? question 1 options: lysander and titaniademetrius and titanialysander and demetriuslysander and hermiawhich type of dramatic literary device would oberon's speech from this scene fall under? question 2 options: