The play “ A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Shakespeare is a simple comedy on how life, will not always be how you expect it to be. Throughout the play, there are three different groups of people: the Mechanicals, the royalty, and the fairies. They each have their own role to play and have different characteristics that set them apart from the other groups. This differentiation makes the play more interesting, and it is entertaining to watch how they, intentionally or unintentionally make an everlasting impact on each other’s lives. While the fairies are cunning and mischievous, the royalty is intelligent and self-conceited, and the Mechanicals are foolish and contribute most to the comedy factor of the play. Turning such a well-written play into a movie …show more content…
Throughout the play, Bottom and Quince have many comical scenes between them, and it is difficult for them to do anything right. For the Mechanicals will act similarly to how they did in the play and constantly mess their job up, by doing actions such as closing the curtains while the song is still going on. The audience will be played by the fairies, who the entire concert is trying to impress. In the play, Helena was able to gain the support of the fairies, and it became a great advantage for her since it was only because of them that Demetrius decided that he still loved Helena. Similarly, if the concert goes on smoothly, then the audience will be impressed, and that will result in a lot of prosperity for both the people on stage and off. Lastly, the nobility will be the musicians and singers on stage, who will be trying to entertain the all-powerful fairies. Since they are wise and clever characters throughout the play, during the movie, it will be their job to cover up the idiotic mistakes that the Mechanicals make and make sure that the audience is still impressed by their