In act 4, what do the following lines mean?
fairy king, attend, and mark:
i do hear the morning lark.
a. the sun is coming up and the fairies should leave.
b. titania is about to fall in love with bottom.
c. the enchantment on bottom is about to end.
d. theseus and hippolyta are arriving

These lines mean that A. the sun is coming up and the fairies should leave. This person says that "he hears the morning lark," which means that the night is ending and the sun is going to come up very soon. This means that the faries should leave as they shouldn't be seen during the day, as night is their realm. These lines do not provide enough information for these other options to be the correct ones.

Tiresias, the blind prophet, appears in both  oedipus the king  and antigone and announces what will happen to  oedipus  and to creon—only to be completely ignored by both.