An example of this part of the narrative arc would be in Act II when Puck puts the potion on the eyes of the sleeping lovers and Oberon puts it on Titania.

Question 3 options:

denouement (resolution)

complicating incident

foreshadowing

falling action

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4 July, 02:34

An example of this part of the narrative arc would be in Act II when Puck puts the potion on the eyes of the sleeping lovers and Oberon puts it on Titania.

Question 3 options:

denouement (resolution)

complicating incident

foreshadowing

falling action

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Zion Graham · Answer 1

The part that is being presented above is taken from Act II of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare. This part which includes the event that Puck puts the potion on the eyes of the sleeping lovers and Oberon puts it on Titania is considered as the complicating incident. The answer to this would be the second option.

An example of this part of the narrative arc would be in Act II when Puck puts the potion on the eyes of the sleeping lovers and Oberon puts it on Titania.Question 3 options:denouement (resolution)complicating incidentforeshadowingfalling action

An example of this part of the narrative arc would be in Act II when Puck puts the potion on the eyes of the sleeping lovers and Oberon puts it on Titania.

Question 3 options:

denouement (resolution)

complicating incident

foreshadowing

falling action