Summary
This quote is from William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. It is spoken by the character Hermia to her love interest, Lysander, when she feels betrayed by him. Hermia uses vivid insults, calling him a juggler (someone who deceives and manipulates), a canker-blossom (a corrupted and destructive flower), and a thief of love. It conveys her frustration and anger towards Lysander for his perceived betrayal, emphasizing the pain caused by his actions.