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How is the ending of A Midsummer Night's Dream characteristic of all of Shakespeare's comedies?

A.
The main character gives a solemn speech about the events depicted in the play.

B.
The hero is brought low because of a tragic flaw in his or her character.

C.
All conflicts and complications are resolved.

D.
Everything returns to how it was before the play began.

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Answer:

B.  The hero is brought low because of a tragic flaw in his or her character.

Explanation:

Shakespearean comedies are the quick paced, we find clever exchange in the majority of Shakespeare's comedic plays: smart discourse and statement with a double meaning, frequently conveyed in an emotional way.

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