A Midsummer Night's Dream, written by William Shakespeare around 1595, is a comedic play featuring characters such as Oberon, Titania, and Puck, among others. The story revolves around the use of magic in a forest where love and transformation lead to humorous situations, illustrating themes of love, conflict, and reconciliation. Ultimately, magic serves as a delightful and essential thread that enhances the comedic elements of the plot.

1. A Midsummer night´s
dream
Carla Alonso
&
Ibtissam Moukhass

3.  A Midsummer Night's
Dream is a play written
by William Shakespeare
around 1595, comedy.

4. MAIN CHARACTERS
Fairies
Puck or Robin Goodfellow: Oberon serving
spirit. Openly admits to being "a rogue and rogue
pixie"
Oberon, the king of the fairies.
Titania Fairy Queen. Wife of Oberon.

6. HUMANS
 Hippolyta: Queen of the Amazons, and
princess of Athens, wife of Theseus.
 Theseus, Duke of Athens, during his wedding
is romantic Judge problem.
 Hermia and Lysander: the couple in love.
 Demetrius to love Hermia principle. Then he
falls for Helena
 Helena: in love with Demetrius.

8. SECONDARY CHARACTERS
 Aegeus: Hermia's father wants her to marry
Demetrius.
 Filostrato: Master of Ceremonies of Theseus.

9. MAGIC
 The first symbol is
the magical forest
where elves and
fairies are

10.  The second magic
symbol is a flower that
Oberon, king of the
elves, gives Puck the elf.
Then two pairs of lovers
enter the forest :
Lysander and Hermia,
and Demetrius and
Helena. Puck herbs
delivery Oberon, who
squeezed juice over the
eyes of Titania, his wife
and queen of the fairies:
she falls in love with the
first thing you see upon
awakening.

11.  During a rehearsal of
craftsmen, Puck
transforms the head
weaver, putting a
donkey. During a
rehearsal of craftsmen,
Puck transforms the
head weaver, giving him
a donkey’s head. Titania
wakes up and, under the
influence of the magic
potion, she falls in love
with the animal.

12.  Jealousy appears.
Oberon returns Bottom
the weaver to human
form. Young lovers are
reconciled. He reverses
the spell and makes
peace with his wife
Titania. They attend the
wedding of Theseus,
where everyone enjoys
the craftsmen‘s
performance

13. What does magic represent?
 Magic is the delightful thread that runs through the tapestry
of A MidsummerNight's Dream. Magic is about the
supernatural elements of the mythic and fairy world (like
Cupid's arrows on a starry night), but it's also a simpler, more
natural force. There's the magic of love, the magic of the
morning dew, and even the magic of poetry and art.

14. Magic on the story
Magic is an important role in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. As a
reoccurring theme, Puck's use of magic creates humor, conflict and
balance in the play.
Puck‘s magic of changes Bottom’s head into that of a donkey. Puck's
own use magic adds more humor to the already comical and over-
confident character of Bottom. Puck's magic also creates a great deal
of humor in the dealings of Bottom and Titania. The contrasted humor
is clearly shown as Titania weaves flowers into the hair of Bottom's
donkey-like head. Titania is a beautiful and delicate creature, while
Bottom is completely grotesque. Magic creates an unreal image of
Bottom, which in turn creates a comical contrast between Bottom and
Titania. As part of the already comical sub-plot, Bottom's altering
through magic adds even more humor to the overall play.

16. THE END