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English, 21.10.2019 20:40 isaacchan

Amidsummer night's dream why does titania give oberon the changeling boy?

a)oberon threatens to kill her if she doesn't give him the boy.
b)she wants to make amends with oberon for falling in love with someone else. c)she no longer cares about the boy now that she loves bottom.

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