Titania+fairy+queen

=__OBERON & TITANIA__=


 * Titania is the Queen of fairies and Oberon is the king!
 * Titania and Oberon have a changling boy
 * [[image:titania_and_oberon.jpg width="262" height="332" align="right"]]Titanias friend (whom worshipped her) was mother of this boy and being a mortal she had to die and Titania looked after her son. -and oberon to help!
 * Oberon and Titania always had fights but they were getting bigger.
 * Oberon wants to take the boy away from Titania but Titania doesn't want her friends boy to become a soldier - Oberon likes soldiers!
 * Oberon wanted the changling boy so he could make him into a soldier
 * As Titania and Oberon are having fights Oberon brings other things up and accuses Titania of having affairs with some of the fairy men in the village
 * Titania denys these accusations and goes somewhere in the woods to sleep
 * Oberon sends his servant puck to go and pour love potion into Titanias eyes
 * This will take effect when she wakes up and fall in love with the first thing she sees
 * When Titania wakes up the first thing she sees is Bottom who is wearing a donkeys head
 * Titania then falls passionatly in love with what she thinks is a donkey :(

**__About Oberon and Titania__**
The love between Titania and Oberon is the strongest in the play,King of the fairies and Queen of the fairies.Tiatnia and Oberon have been together for many years and of that time have formed a strong bond between one another. Even though this marrage has lasted a long time they still don't fully understand each other and can fight about foolish things and this leads to immature behavior. An example would be when Oberon is jealous of Titanias relationship with the changling boy who gets alot of attention from Titania.Oberon then sends his servant Puck to go and put her under a spell of love so when she falls in love with whatever she sees her attention will no longer be with the changling boy it will be with her love.Oberon can then take the boy and turn him into a knight. To make thing worse Titania accuses Oberon of loving Hippolyta but Oberon replies, "How canst thou for shame,Titania, glance at my credit with Hippolyta, knowing I know thy love to Theseus?" This helps us see that they do not fully trust each other and are jealous of one another. Of course after these slight mishaps there are going to some disasters along the way.