MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT DREAM PLEASE HELP

Shakespeare often gives the audience information that some characters do not have.

How does Shakespeare increase the tension in the plot line of Bottom and his friends by giving the audience information that one or more of the characters does not have?

The audience knows that Robin is observing their rehearsal, but Bottom and his friends do not. This knowledge builds tension because Robin is angry at them for being in the woods and threatens to hurt them.

The audience knows that Bottom has been freed from the spell, but his friends do not. This knowledge builds tension because the audience wonders if Bottom will still want to talk to his friends after his amazing experience.

The audience knows Bottom is under a spell, but his friends do not. This knowledge builds tension because his friends think Bottom is a wizard and they decide to attack him.

The audience knows Titania, under the spell, is sleeping near where Bottom and his friends rehearse. This knowledge builds tension because the audience wonders what will happen if they will accidentally wake Titania up.

Shakespeare creates tension in "Midsummer Night's Dream" by revealing to the audience that Titania is under a spell and is sleeping near where Bottom and his friends rehearse.

What is the plot of the play?

The play A Midsummer Night's Dream which was written by Shakespeare is a comedy that centres on love. It tells the story of four Athenian lovers who flee into the woods.
In the forest, they are befuddled by a fairy named Puck, who plays tricks on the lovers by causing them to fall in and out of love.
Aside from this love story, the plot diverges into Titania and Oberon's conflict, as well as the difficulties of staging a play within a play.

What technique does Shakespeare employ?

Shakespeare employs dramatic irony to heighten the tension in the plot.
Dramatic irony is a technique in which the audience is aware of a plot element that the characters are unaware of.
The dramatic irony in "Midsummer Night's Dream" is the fairies casting spells on the characters.
Although the characters are unaware that they are under any sort of spell, it is in fact the spells that cause them to fall in and out of love with one another.
Dramatic irony not only adds to the tension of the story but also adds to the play's comic element.

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