A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Act II, Scene 1: Summary and Analysis
New Characters:
Robin Goodfellow (Puck): a hobgoblin in Oberon’s service
Oberon: king of the fairies; married to Titania
Titania: queen of the fairies; married to Oberon
Summary
Puck and one of the fairies come upon each other in the wood. The fairy ascertains that Puck is that spirit who is mischievous and plays all sorts of tricks on humans and animals alike. Oberon and Titania enter with their various attendants from opposite sides of the wood (stage), still deep in their quarrel about Titania’s refusing to relinquish the changeling—a child secretly...
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