Titania

Titania and Oberon had a very weird relationship in which they were quoted as king and queen but rarely ever had a true love relationship. Oberon and Titania were the king and queen of the fairies throughout the book A Midsummers Night's Dream. Despite Titania and Oberon being involved with nature, they also showed many humanly characteristics. Humanity means compassionate, sympathetic, or generous behavior or disposition. Titania and Oberon seemed to act like humans and have humanly characteristics

Queen Titania reveals a compassionate and loyal nature by adopting the son of an Indian woman. She is amazed by cute child: “She never had so sweet a changeling” (Act II, scene I). This causes jealousy in the fairy king. Oberon is jealous and angry with Titania, his anger drives the entire action of the play. He desperately desires to make a knight of the young Indian prince that Titania has been given: Both fairies have their own plans for lovely human child. This situation starts a competition

Titania and Oberon’s Love Story in A Midsummer Night’s Dream For our creative project, my partner and I chose to work with Oberon and Titania from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Our interpretation of their relationship is that they are essentially fated to be together. What started off as a scheme, on Oberon’s part, to get the changeling child back turned them falling back in love with each other. We decided to take a lyrical approach, and started with three popular Elvis Presley songs. Then

introduced to Robin Goodfellow (Puck) who is the errand fairy for the Fairy King (Oberon) and a fairy that runs errands for the Fairy Queen (Titania). Puck warns the fairy that Titania needs to stay away from Oberon because of his anger towards her. His jealousy stems from the Indian boy that Titania has sworn to take care of. When Titania and Oberon enter the scene, Titania states that she will no longer be a companion for her husband. After she announces this, Oberon calls her a stubborn creature, which

to are, the first group Bottom, Titania, and Oberon. The second group is Lysander and Hermia deceiving the kingdom. The last group is the Actors. Deception is the action of deceiving someone. Titania gets deceived by Oberon because he ordered Puck to put a love potion into Titania’s eyes.He did it because he wanted her attention and wanted the child for himself. “I'll watch Titania when she is asleep, And drop the liquor of it in her eyes” (II,1,551-552). Titania was busy with the child and never

Titania professes her love for him, an ass, but Titania sees him as an “angel.” (II.i.60) Even in the irony of labeling an ass as an angel, Bottom is not astonished. Instead, most characters are portrayed as shallow characters who bases their love on the physical beauty, rather than the complexity of their personality. Titania emphasizes his down-to-earth nature, when Titania declares him beautiful and wise, Bottom affirms that he is neither

In William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream magic plays an evident role for many people, mainly affecting their relationship in a negative way. Magic effects three pairs of people: Hermia and Lysander, Hermia and Helena, and Titania and Oberon. Cupid’s Flower, a magical love potion, instigates many quarrels and brings relationships almost to an end. Hermia and Lysander are deeply in love, however Cupid’s flower is spread over Lysander’s eyes and he falls in love with Hermia’s best friend,

pity's Titania because she is in love with Nick Bottom even though he has an ass head. Oberon and Titania were quarreling about who should have the Indian boy. Titania wanted to take care of the Indian boy, because she thought that is what the mother would want. However, Oberon just wanted to get rid of him which caused a dispute between the two. Titania then had the Indian Boy, but gave it to Oberon when he asked. Since Oberon now has what he wanted all along he feels bad for making Titania fall in

Magic, A wide and interesting concept that you can play around with and write about in many ways to create and build a story. For example, William Shakespeare used magic in many ways in his comedy and fantasy play ‘Midsummer Night's Dream’. This play is about four lovers, Lysander, Hermia, Helena and Demetrius going on an unexpected adventure, that is also full of magic. William Shakespeare used magic in his play to cause conflict, love and comedy, these uses of magic built and fueled the story in

Although there is no true protagonist in the story, many people would argue that Puck is the most important character in the Midsummer nights dream play. Many of the major conflicts in this story happen because of Puck. For example when Oberon sent Puck to find the magical flower and place it on Demetrius’ eye . Since Puck had never seen what Demetrius looks like he accidentally puts the flower juice on Lysander’s eye, causing Lysander to fall in love with Helena. Oberon sees the