Act 1:

• Wants Hermia to marry Demetrius or will kill her

• Believes Lysander has influenced Hermia with love notes

Act 4:

• Finds the four lovers all asleep in the woods

Act 1:

• Loves Lysander

• Plans to run away with Lysander

• "So will I grow, so live, so die, my lord,/ Ere I will yieled my virgin patent up/ Unto his lordship, whose unwished yoke/ My soul consents not to give sovereignty"

Act 2:

• Gets lost in the woods with Lysander and wants to protect her modesty by refusing to fall asleep with Lysander

• Has a nightmare about a snake eating her heart

• Wakes up only to find Lysander gone

Act 3:

• Believes that Demetrius has slain Lysander in his sleep

• Would rather believe that Lysander has died than think that he would no longer love her

• Feels insecure about her height because she believes that Helena's height is what made both guys fall in love with her

• Has a catfight with Helena over the thought of her stealing both guys

Act 4:

• Believes that the past events was all a dream

Act 5:

• Marries Lysander

• Watches the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

• Loves Hermia

• Attempts to prove his worth by stating that he is equal in status and wealth as Demetrius

• "The course of true love never did run smooth"

• Plans to run away to his aunt's house with Hermia, where they can get married there and can't get caught by Athenian law

• Tells Helena of their plan to run away

Act 2:

• Gets lost in the woods with Hermia and wants to sleep with her, but Hermia says no

• Gets woken up by Helena and falls in love with her due to the love flower

• Compares Hermia's love to something TOO sweet to the point where it makes you sick

Act 3:

• Compares Hermia's love to poison

• Him and Demetrius almost quarrel over Helena

Act 4:

• Lysander talks about he has no memory of being here and believes it was all a dream

• Was given the antidote

• He tells Theseus his original plan of leaving Athens

Act 5:

• Marries Hermia and watched the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

• Former lover of Helena

• Has Egeus' permission to marry Hermia

• Found out Hermia and Lysander's plan to run away because of Helena

Act 2:

• Chased through the woods by Helena

• "You do impeach your modesty too much/ To leave the city and commit yourself/ Into the hands of one that loves you not"

Act 3:

• Hermia finds him, believes he has slain Lysander, and leaves

• Demetrius falls asleep and gets the love flower effect placed on him

• Wakes up, sees Helena, and also falls in love with her

• Almost quarrels with Lysander over Helena

Act 4:

• "But by some power it is,--my love to Hermia,/ Melted as the snow"

• Still under the influence of the love flower

Act 5:

• Marries Helena

• Watches the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

• Loves Demetrius while he doesn't love her

• Betrays Hermia and Lysander by telling Demetrius of their plan to run away in secret in order to make Demetrius fall in love with her again

• "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind"

Act 2:

• Chases after Demetrius in the woods

• "What worser place can I beg in your love,--/ And yet a place of high respect with me,--/ Than to be used as you use your dog?"

• Finds Lysander asleep while chasing Demetrius and wakes him up, making him fall in love with her

Act 3:

• Finds out that now both Lysander and Demetrius are in love with her and believe they are mocking her

• Gets in a catfight with Hermia

Act 4:

• Believes the past events was all a dream

Act 5:

• Marries Demetrius

• Watches the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

Act 1:

• Fought against Hippolyta in battle and won

• Excited to marry Hippolyta

• Gives Hermia three choices: marry Demetrius, be put to death, or become a nun

Act 4:

• Finds Lysander, Demetrius, Helena, and Hermia asleep in the woods

• Overrides Egeus' wants and allows Hermia to marry Lysander

• Invites the lovers to get married along with his marriage

Act 5:

• Marries Hippolyta

• "The lunatic, the lover, and the poet,/ Are of imagination all compact"

• Watches the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

Act 1:

• Lost to Theseus in battle and is now forced to marry him (not excited)

• Dislikes Theseus

Act 4:

• Now loves Theseus

• Marries Theseus

• Watches the Pyramus and Thisbe play hosted by the Rude Mechanicals

Act 2:

• Wants Titania's Indian boy to be his knight

• Had an affair with Hippolyta

• Unloyal to Titania

• Wants to collect the "love-in-idleness" flower to put Titania under a love spell so he can take the Indian boy

• Witnesses the argument between Demetrius and Helena and decides to help Helena by telling Puck to put the love flower in Demetrius' eyes

Act 3:

• Realizes the mistake Puck has made and also notices that he didn't describe Demetrius clearly, so it was also his fault that Puck got confused

• Attempts to fix the mistake by making Demetrius fall in love with Helena

Act 4:

• After obtaining the Indian boy, Oberon still does not feel satisfied

• He plans to reverse the curse on Titania and return Bottom to normal

• Breaks the curse on Titania and resolves the problem with her

Act 2:

• Had an affair with Theseus

• Unloyal to Oberon

• Points out how their argument brings terrible disasters among the mortals

• Falls asleep and has the lover flower placed on her by Oberon

Act 3:

• Wakes up and the first thing she sees is Bottom with a Donkey head, and falls in love with him due to the love flower

• "Thou art as wise as thou art beautiful"

• Wants Bottom to stay with her longer, and he does

Act 4:

• Gets the curse on her broken and her and Oberon resolve their problems

Trickster character

Act 2:

• Goes to find the love flower for Oberon

• Successfully finds it and is given the task to place Demetrius under the effect of the love flower

• Finds Lysander and Hermia sleeping far apart and mistakes him for Demetrius, putting Lysander under the effect of the love flower

Act 3:

• Finds the Rude Mechanicals in the woods rehearsing, and decides to mess with them by turning Bottom's head into that of a donkey and chasing everyone else

• Tells Oberon the news of Titania falling in love with Bottom, and how he messed with the Rude Mechanicals

• Realizes that he placed the love flower on Lysander instead of Demetrius and attempts to fix it by putting the love flower on Demetrius and making him fall in love with Helena

• Plans to revert Lysander's love by giving him the antidote, and to do so, he disguises himself as the other and tires out both Demetrius and Lysander.

Act 5:

• Breaks the fourth wall at the end of the story, addressing the audience and apologizing to them if they didn't like it and also insists that they think of this as a dream if they didn't like it.

Act 1:

• Given the role to play Pyramus

• Wants to play every role

Act 3:

• Wants more lines and a prologue as to assure the audience that they are not actually dead and this is all a play

• Gets his head turned into a donkey

• "What do you see? You see an ass-head of your own, do you?"

• Believes that the other mechanicals are all playing a prank on him and are trying to scare him

• "And yet, to say the truth, reason and love keep little company together now-a-days"

• Stays longer with Titania

Act 4:

• His Donkey head curse gets reverted and he believes that it was all a dream

• Has a dream about reciting Pyramus and Thisbe

• Later returns to the other Mechanicals

Act 5:

• Plays Pyramus in the play

Act 1:

• Director of Pyramus and Thisbe

• Plans to put on the play for Theseus and Hippolyta's wedding

Act 3:

• Quince and the other Rude Mechanicals host their rehearsal in the woods, where Puck later messes around with them

Act 4:

• Quince and the Rude Mechanicals all miss Bottom and talk good things about him

Act 5:

• Him and the other Mechanicals begin performing their play

• Spends a lot of time just stating the prologue of the play

• Has stage fright and almost vomits on stage in front of everyone

• Play turns out to be more hilarious than tragic due to all the mistakes and characters that are not meant to be there (wall, moonshine)