... Act III, Demetrius had also fallen in love with her, for the same reason. Neither Demetrius nor Lysander loved Hermia anymore, but both loved Helena. This is the opposite scenario of what the play opened with. A physical transformation occurs when the mischievous Puck oversees the craftsmen rehearsing their play. He decides to play a joke and transforms Bottom's head into that of an ass's (Act ... III, scene I, lines 102-105). When the other craftsmen see Bottom's head, they are scared and run ... away, leaving puck very confused and unaware of what has happened. The beautiful Queen of ...

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... of a battle won. Hermia loves Lysander, Lysander loves Hermia, Helena loves Demetrius, and Demetrius loves Hermia, instead of Helena. This is the main problem in the story. Hermia's father wants her to marry Demetirus instead of Lysander for no apparent reason other than to make things difficult. In an ... . She and Demetrius follow them into the woods. While in there they are all bewitched by the fairies and thrown into a triangle that switches the eyes of the men from Hermia to Helena. Thinking it is all a cruel joke Helena runs away. While the fairies sit back and watch all these ... ...

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