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A controlling father who is angry about her daughter's refusal to marry Demetrius

Quote - "And she is mine; and all my right of her I do estate unto Demetrius" (1.1.102-103) - displaying his power over Hermia as her father and as a man

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Blue = City Plot
Red= Lovers Plot
Green = Fairy Plot
Purple = Worker's Plot

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An idiot directing a play for Theseus and Hippolyta and plans to but on Pyramus and Thisbe - was heartbroken when Bottom was a donkey and ran off scared unable to perform before he came back normal and was chosen for the wedding

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Got the role of Pyramus in the play and wants to play the role of the lion (an absolute diva) - turned into a donkey by Puck and doesn't realize it yet - eventually was cured and Puck used magic to make it seem like a dream they performed Pyramus and Thisbe

Quote - "And yet, to say the truth, reason and love keep little company together now-a-days" (3.1.128-129) - explaining the fickle nature of love

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A hobgoblin who enjoys mischief and mixed up Lysander and Demetrius - turned Nick Bottom into a donkey once Oberon found out, he fixed everything - had the final lines of the play apologizing to the crowd if the play was bad and essentially broke the 4th wall by referring to the play as a dream

Quote - "Lord what fools these mortals be!" (3.2.115) - despite the lovers quarrel occurring in the fairy realm??

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married to oberon but had relations with theseus raising an Indian boy and was essentially drugged by the flower and fell in love with Nick Bottom in his donkey form - once "cured" she made up with Oberon

Quote - "These are the forgeries of jealousy" (2.1.82) - their toxic relationship presented

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A jealous husband who is in love with hippolyta and embarked on a mission to take the indian boy titania is raising and make him apart of his army - had gotten everything he wanted but still felt unfulfilled eventually cured Titania and made up with her and went to bless Theseus and Hippolyta

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Queen of the Amazons who was defeated in battle by Theseus and is forced to marry him towards the end, they treat each other with mutual respect and love rather than hate and infatuation

Quote - "And all their minds transfigured so together, More witnesseth than fancy's images, And grows to something of great constancy, But howsoever strange and admirable" (4.1.24-27) - a midsummer night's dream..?

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Defeated Hippolyta in battle for her hand in marriage and agrees with Egeus about Hermia's love life - eventually treated Hippolyta as a person rather than a prize he won

Quote - "What say you, Hermia? Be advis'd, fair maid. To you

your father should be as a god" (1.1.48-49) presenting gender power struggles

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One sided love with Demetrius who is desperate for his love again and plans to tell Demetrius about Lysander and Hermia's plan - once the two men fell in love with her she believed they were mocking her

Quote - "The more you beat on me, I will fawn on you" (2.1.204) - desperation...

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Was once with Helena but fell in love with Hermia and plans to marry her - puck used the potion on him to fall in love with Helena (did a backflip ?!) was going to fight Lysander for her love - married Helena

Quote - "My heart to her but as guest-wise sojourn'd, And now to Helen is it home return'd There to remain." (3.2.172-174) - Hermia was simply a distraction before being "drugged"

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In love with Hermia and devised a plan to get married with her away from the Athen's rule - fell in love with Helena and regrets his time with Hermia and almost fought Demetrius for Helena's love - eventually was "cured" and married Hermia

Quote - "The course of true love never did run smooth" (1.1.134) - essentially foreshadowing their predicament

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In love with Lysander and is determined to marry him away from the Athens doesn't know that Lysander is no longer in love with her - had a dream Lysander left her (foreshadowing) - once the four met in woods after the men were "drugged" she fought with Helena

Quote - "I would my father look'd but with my eyes" (1.1.56) - her strength and power when facing male rulers such as Theseus