In a midsummer night's dream, why does lysander, upon waking up, say that he now loves helena, not hermia?
a. helena has confessed that she, too, is in love with him.
b. he and hermia have had an awful fight.
c. he realizes that he and hermia will never be happy because her father does not approve of their love.
d. puck dropped love juice from a flower in lysander's eyes while he slept.