Do I act Dramatic or questionable in this scene?

PUCK


Through the forest have I gone.


But Athenian found I none,


On whose eyes I might approve


This flower's force in stirring love.


Night and silence.--Who is here?


Weeds of Athens he doth wear:


This is he, my master said,


Despised the Athenian maid;


And here the maiden, sleeping sound,


On the dank and dirty ground.


Pretty soul! she durst not lie


Near this lack-love, this kill-courtesy.


Churl, upon thy eyes I throw


All the power this charm doth owe.


When thou wakest, let love forbid


Sleep his seat on thy eyelid:


So awake when I am gone;


For I must now to Oberon.

Do I act Dramatic or questionable in this scene?
What is Puck doing in the scene? That will tell you how you should act.





He's about to put a love-spell on the wrong man. And he's carrying a flower.
Reply:Your suppose to act kinda both, i saw midsummer nights dream a couple of months ago. My friend was puck and my brother, i forgot who he was.
Reply:Act as naturally as you can. Be a storyteller. Let the story be as dramatic as it is without adding to it.
Reply:You need to act in accord with your interpretation.
Reply:i think u will be able to do it in double role....it can be more attractive by acting questainable in this scene.......