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"hippolyta, i woo'd thee with my sword,
and won thy love, doing thee injuries;
but i will wed thee in another key,
with pomp, with triumph and with reveling." (from a midsummer nights dream)

with these lines, the playwright tells the audience that although theseus and hippolyta are about to be married, their wedding ceremony most likely took place during a

a. parade prior to battle
b. skirmish between armies
c. sporting event
d. jousting match

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