The document highlights the central theme of dreams in literature, illustrating how they are linked to magical events and strange occurrences in characters' lives. It discusses the role of fairies and the impact of magic on love and surreal situations in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' emphasizing both its chaotic and resolving powers. Additionally, it explores the use of symbolism to convey the author's abstract ideas and the transformative nature of dreams.

1. Introduction:
 Dreams is one of the
central themes, as they are
are linked to the magical
things.
 Dreams also appear to
explain strange events in
wich the characters are
involved.

2. Fairies:
 Along the work, we know
the fairies to do "jokes" and
to do that the prominent
figures fall down in and out
of the love, but the lovers
do not know what is really
happening.

3. Magic:
 In A Midsummer Night’s
Dream, magic provokes the
strangest situations of the
work. Shakspeare uses
magic to personify the
almost supernatural power
of love and create
surrealistic worlds.
Alghough the evil use of
magic causes chaos, like
when Puck applies to
himself erroneously the
potion of love, but magic
finally solves the tensions
of the work.

4. Symbolism:
 The symbols are objects,
prominent figures you
appear and colors used to
represent ideas or abstract
concepts that the author
wants to express.

5. Conclusion:
 The author is very interested in the operation of dreams that
eventually make things lose their normal sense and the
impossible becomes possible .