Analytical Paragraph: Character Trait Analysis Lysander In Shakespeare's A Midsummer's Night's Dream, Lysander one of the two people who is in love with Hermia, is known as a compassionate person. To begin with, he proves his love about Hermia, to her rigorous father. He proclaims that "As well possess'd; my is more than his,/ I am beloved of beauteous Hermia:"(1 ,1 ,101 & 104). Lysander provides the fact that he is committedly in love with Hermia, no matter who his companion is. Secondly, he was ready to venture his life for Hermia, by escaping from everyone. He protests that " Cannot pursue us. If thou lovest me then,/ Steal forth thy father's house to-morrow night;" (1, 1, 163-164). Lysander is proclaiming
