Echo
“It is not so much the example of others we imitate as the reflection of ourselves in their eyes and the echo of ourselves in their words.” said by Eric Hoffer (Huie). Shakespeare was an English playwright who wrote 37 plays in a stylized language. His literature works are extended, and infer a rhetorical written for actors to denounce rather than speak. In William Shakespeare’s play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the character, Lysander ,implies the perseverance of Shakespeare to achieve his goal, Peter Quince, the playwright, infers Shakespeare’s attitude toward the play, and the character Bottom conceals Shakespeare‘s viewpoint for his life. In other words，Shakespeare reflects himself by developing characters in his drama, echoing similar experiences and characteristics.
To begin with, Shakespeare’s personal
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Bottom seems to always experience life on his own. For instance, when he wakes up from separated from partners and being an ass, he is alone and astonished. “I have had a most rare vision” he thinks, “I have had a dream past the wit of man to say what dream it was” (4.1.214-216 AMND). His statement mainly focuses on himself, which could indicate that Bottom uses to being a self-centered person. Bottom has ridiculous confidence in his ability. In the final play, many critics are set towards the play-within-the play Pyramus and Thisbe which contains many fancy ideas of Bottom like asking an actor to cast a wall, but he claims to the audience that “you shall see, it [the plot] will fall pat as I told you” (5.1.183-186 AMND). Bottom firmly believes in his own talent, so he still hope others appreciate his play which is actually no so appreciable. Shakespeare might unconsciously create this hilarious character based on mocking his own pride, for Shakespeare has encountered similar situations. He continued to create numerous