English, 17.12.2020 19:40 majailaharris200

After reading Act I, Scene I of a midsummer nights eve, which characters do you champion and why? Do you think there are protagonists and antagonists in this play? If so, explain who the protagonists and antagonists are and why in a short essay. offering a thicc lot of points for this one

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