Oberon And Titania In Act 1

In act 1 scene 2 Oberon and Titania are having a argument but far away in another part in Athens somewhere near Theseus palace, a assembly of common labors will assemble in the house of Peter Quice to practice an act that the men hope to play for the grand celebration for Theseus wedding, back to Oberon and Titania where they are having their quarrel. In an enchanted and magical place somewhere in the woods, there is a mischievous fairy called Puck. A fairy is running around the woods trying to make the place look nice because her boss the Queen of fairy’s is coming and she’s worries that the place look bad but this worried fairy ends up insulting Puck and calls him a “lob” and it means that his a hillbilly fairy. Puck takes it the wrong way and starts to get upset and tell that fairy that his king the King of fairy Oberon is also having a party the same night Queen Titania is and that she needs to be careful and to keep away from Oberon, sounds like this is a warning of some sort. …show more content…
Oberon only wants the boy for his entertainment and errand boy but Titania want him for herself and has good intentions for him unlike Oberon. The other unnamed fairy as I’m calling the worried fairy she recognizes Puck and knows about his infamous pranks, she knows how he has the village girls frighten, ruining batches of homemade butter, and leading people amiss as they travel the night. Puck swanks to his boss, Oberon and how he loves Pucks pranks and tricks. Puck keeping bragging about how he enjoys making old ladies spill their drinks and tripping them to the floor. Titania comes in awhile Puck and Oberon are having their laughs then they go into a face off like cowboys would back in the days. Titania orders her fairy with a commanding voice and tells them to leave then she tells Oberon with an angry voice that she’s no longer sharing a bed with