Really need HELPwith HERMIA...Midsummer Nights Dream...Please clik here..?

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Question:

I am playing Hermia and are doing the scene, were she is wakign up from the nightmare,

The Part--
Help me Lysander, help me!.
Do thy best to pluck this crawling serpent off by breast!
Ay me for pity, what dream was here!?
Lysander look how i quake with fear
Methought a serpent eat my heart away and you sat smiling at his cruel pray!.
lysander!?What removed!?Lysander,Lord!
Wha out of hearing!?GOne!?no sound no word!?
Alack, where are you!? Speakan if you hear!
Speak of all loves, I swoon almost with fear!.

I am sortof having trouble getting this RIGHT!!! Where are hte pauses, what sort of movements!?

Been on youtube seen others do it and its not convincing, how can i do it- so i dont fall in that trap!?

Please help!! ANY SORT OF information (POSITIVE ONLY!!)

if you have played her before, or seen others, how was it done!?

Many details=Pointspoinintspoints!!! help me out!!

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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

when you say "What, removed!? Lysander, Lord!" you should be getting up with a concerned, questioning look on your face!. After each question (ex: Gone!?), turn your head to some other direction (you are looking for him, after all)!.!.!.!.and as you do so, you should make your way towards down center stage!.!.!.unless your director has some other idea in mind for your stage movements!.

(i'm the stage manager for my school's drama club!.!.!.!.and we happen to be doing A Midsummer Night's Dream this year!.)Www@QuestionHome@Com

You should lay on the ground and sometime after the line, "Ay me for pity what dream was here!?" you should sit up when you get to the "Lysander!?" line, you should stand up and act like you are looking for him!.Www@QuestionHome@Com