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lookins for $. equival.n& oflhcir €sp@tiv€ p.Fnls, They hsve lo ps thold th.
slase of$ong poj*tioN b.foF .s!.blishing maturc rclationship a adults, This is
phy bolh th* @upl6 go 0rcugh rhc lorc polion *dc {hich is Enbolic ofdEn
scnins in iou.h *nn thc u@eio6, In rhc dM-nodc Obcon &d Tlhi. !pp.!
6 ! mMicd @uplq csting union ofopposite on rh. eh.ryPll l€vcL ed
su3acrriry tnlr t 'cy @ dp.ridc.d .nd m.rur!, ir., pst 6.n psj*tion{.tin8
stasc, Ha@ ObeDn d.sfts Cupid's *.'ry8d slrooting ofallos s his pan
dr.ri.nce/Enenbmc. (I. ii, I J4-I 74), Th.t is to $y, he is pasl his ,outhlirl sbSc
of lifc, synbolircd in mtahs a Cupid. Th. lovc potion, wnich Oberon ed luck 6c,
brihg! cheg.s in th. .ftitud. ofrho young loveF, lnd is synbolic of lhc urs. of
n*hg lDj6tions.
shining tanrcE in lhr foEir.
This b vhy, whilc undf ill influen4, th. you.8 lovc k.cp
Despit b.ina iDi8'ificDt thc d.tcur DlttcR of nalic orieirBonom od
his Fiends -nave lheir M w.y ofDrodlci.8 ! phyir Thoush E cE ln.y krow
how lo Fl@t ! slory sd how to pEpc n for acting n oot 6 rh. 51r8a Ifw
eiat th. @unly ch@t R with $. @neious nird, thc rusds diE lly h.long 10
rh. lr€n$tous fod r itrbolio p.Ep.oriv., In ! olltlE givcn !o Ealism md
61i@rlism, which @ ov.nly asmiat d wilh thinkinglnd Fnetion,I in
TheseB'Athens, the ottcnd functions (f..lirg dd intuirior)" Ensin und.v.lopcd
or undiff.aliaEd, which ap!@r th@ugh Botroh's infantilisn Md blunt lireElism in
s Blhd imric fl+ion. Th.t is wh/ Bott h nixcs up rhincs witn no w of
dilfdnliltio.: for .@plc, hc $ys "8.rdlly' i$t !d of individudl,. 0. ii. 3) d
dllt n m play dy FL in rhc pl.y th.y @ plenirg to act out (1. ii. 46, 63). In !
sr@h, Botiom cllihs ro rtrlc a bslLd of his "dllM," dd to rit it at h.r'd.!ln,
. r.mini,. Droroun qurriting a m.r. El.m! rh. duk (Iv. i- 216,214. simildry,