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This passage describes the fairy world as Shakespeare’s audience would have thought of it. Describe this fairy world. Is it a happy place, or something to be afraid of? Explain your answer.

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29-05-2020

The fairy world is kind of like the human world in a way but more fun and entertaining nothing to be afraid of

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