Concept:The speaker is a character addressing Philostrate and Hippolyta in the opening scene.
Explanation:The words “Go, Philostrate” show the speaker giving orders to his master of revels.
He speaks directly to Hippolyta, saying, “I wooed thee with my sword, / And won thy love doing thee injuries.”
He promises to marry her “in another key, / With pomp, with triumph, and with reveling.”
In Act 1, Scene One, it is Theseus, the Duke of Athens, who speaks these lines.
Answer:D. Theseus