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Question Posted Wednesday May 30 2007, 4:52 pm

can anyone tell me 5 similarities between "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Romeo & Juliet"?

i've looked everywhere & can't find any. i don't have time to read both plays. i've already read "A Midsummer Night's Dream" though.

thank you so much!

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NinjaNeer answered Wednesday May 30 2007, 7:40 pm:
What you've asked us to do here is unethical.

You don't have time to read both plays? Well, what makes you think we have time to do your homework?!

That said, in the future try looking for summary notes online. They usually contain major plot points.

Or, try this website.

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Very simple, believe it or not. I just googled "midsummer night+romeo and juliet+similarities"

Definitely something you could do yourself, regardless of time constrictions.

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