Synopsis fix
Paper details:
This is a paper that I need due, can you check for if the writer looks original, cause I wrote it based on rephrasing, but it can’t look plagiarised, I know that can be tricky and I didn’t want any issues since I had to write this in my own words, and add a Quotation at the end of each scene with the final favorite quotation and paragraph explaining its significance in the play.
My paper is the Macbeth one and the other is an example of what it needs to look like.
Belike for want of rain, which I could well
Beteem them from the tempest of my eyes.
At Peter Quince’s house, Quince the Carpenter, Snug the Joiner, Bottom the Weaver, Flute the
Bellows Mender, Snout the Tinker, and Starveling the Tailor all enter the scene. Quince asked if
the company was all there and looks over the list of men’s names who would perform in a play at
Theseus and Hippolyta’s wedding reception. Bottom inquires what the play will be. Quince
replies that they will be performing “The most lamentable comedy and most cruel death of
Pyramus and Thisby”. Bottom directs Quince to call forth his actors. Quince calls Nick Bottom
and gives him the part of Pyramus. As Quince assigns roles to the other players, Bottom
continues chiming in stating how he could play each part that Quince assigns to another actor.
Bottom boasts of his ability to speak like a woman, and roar like a lion. But the company fears
that Bottom’s roar will have them all hanged for scaring the women who attend the play. Quince
eventually settles it, by telling Bottom that he will play Pyramus and only Pyramus. Quince asks
all of the actors to learn their parts before rehearsal the next night.
Beteem them from the tempest of my eyes.
At Peter Quince’s house, Quince the Carpenter, Snug the Joiner, Bottom the Weaver, Flute the
Bellows Mender, Snout the Tinker, and Starveling the Tailor all enter the scene. Quince asked if
the company was all there and looks over the list of men’s names who would perform in a play at
Theseus and Hippolyta’s wedding reception. Bottom inquires what the play will be. Quince
replies that they will be performing “The most lamentable comedy and most cruel death of
Pyramus and Thisby”. Bottom directs Quince to call forth his actors. Quince calls Nick Bottom
and gives him the part of Pyramus. As Quince assigns roles to the other players, Bottom
continues chiming in stating how he could play each part that Quince assigns to another actor.
Bottom boasts of his ability to speak like a woman, and roar like a lion. But the company fears
that Bottom’s roar will have them all hanged for scaring the women who attend the play. Quince
eventually settles it, by telling Bottom that he will play Pyramus and only Pyramus. Quince asks
all of the actors to learn their parts before rehearsal the next night.
