A Midsummer Night's Dream - Our collective work

Here's Shakespeare's most hilarious play, which we worked into three panels: Evening - Night - Morning:

We started here: the documentation post in this blog (click on the image to open):

These are our works (Click on the double-diagonal-arrows to watch the presentations in Full Screen mode):

The law of Athens Hermia is forced by the law in Athens but finds solutions in the wood Mateo Orge, David Vilaboa
The wood Love and strange couples in the wood Alberto Núñez, David Rodríguez
The love potion The love potion causes many changes in the play María Lago - Ana Misa
Magic What does magic represent? - Magic in the story Carla Alonso, Ibtissam Moukhass
Magic Magic and magical characters Luis Prada, Sergio Prieto
Dreams Dreams, Magic and Psychoanalysis Iván Álvarez, María Rodríguez
Dreams Magic, Fairies and Symbolism Tatiana Cabaleiro, Manuel Rodríguez
The supernatural world The love potion: Oberon, Titania and The Puck Anxo Táboas, Lois Lago
Law and Order vs Instinct and Chaos We need both: Law and Order, and Instinct and Chaos Gabriel Lago, Miguel Mouriño
Apollonian and Dyonisian An analysis of AMND using Nietzsche’s concepts Sheyla González, Alba Covelo, Carla Luis
Apollonian and Dionysian An analysis of AMND using Nietzsche’s concepts Iván Blanco
Light and darkness Light and darkness: the interdependence of reason and passion Luciano Fernández, Andrés Piñeiro
Gender issues Shakespeare’s women are no scared wives or daughters Alba Campos, Jesús Fernández
Roses Shakespeare compares virgin women to flowers Gabriela Carvalho, Saínza Fernández
Loving couples Titania, Oberon and the four lovers’ problems Tatiana Muíños, Paula Amil
Wrong couples Matching Jacks and Jills Noa Domínguez, Carla Bras
Fairies Names explained and drawings Irene Aguilar, Ana Carballido
Craftsmen Names explained and drawings Laura Rodríguez, Rosa Salvador
The play within the play Is AMND a comedy or a tragedy? Both - it’s a play within a play! Patricia González, Lorena Álvarez