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A Midsummer Night's Dream Act III by: William Shakespeare

The main characters kills himself with a sword The tradesmen find that there are three problems with the play: Problem Solution The main characters kills  himself with a sword The lovers need to meet by  moonlight The lovers speak through a  hole in a wall

When Bottom walks off stage (out of the sight of the  tradesmen) Robin transforms his head into a head of the donkey. When the men see Bottom they all run away from him. Bottom thinks they are trying to scare him in the woods. Titania wakes up and states that she is in love with Bottom.

Oberon is very pleased to hear he news of Titania. Hermia asks Demetrius is he has killed Lysandar. Oberon is angry because Robin made the mistake of anointing Lysandar's eyes not Demetrius'. Helena thinks everyone is playing a trick on her.

Oberon tell Robin to fix the situation, and when Lysander and Demetrius are out in the wood preparing to fight Robin misleads them in different directions, so avoid a fight. After they all fall asleep, Robin puts the antidote on Lysandar's eyes.