Theseus



Scenes 
Traits 
Goals 
Speech


1.1 
4.1 
Over-excited
 
Jolly 
Law
enforcer
 
Understanding 
Problem-solver 
To
have
everyone
following
the
law 
To
marry
Hermia 
No
rhyme
 
No
meter

“
 Now,
fair
Hippolyta,
our
nuptial
hour
/
 “
 Go,
Philostrate,
/
Stir
up
the
Athenian
youth
 “
 I
beg
the
ancient
privilege
of
Athens,
/
As
 “
 What
say
you,
Hermia?
Be
advised,
fair
 “
 I
know
you
two
are
rival
enemies:
/
How
 
not
a
fairy



Draws
on
apace.
Four
happy
days
bring
in
 
to
merriments.
/
Awake
the
pert
and
nimble
 
she
is
mine,
I
may
dispose
of
her,
/
Which
 
maid:
/
To
you
your
father
should
be
as
a
 
comes
this
gentle
concord
in
the
world,
/


Another
moon.
/
But,
O,
methinks,
how
 
spirit
of
mirth.
/
Turn
melancholy
forth
to
 
shall
be
either
to
this
gentleman
/
Or
to
 
god,
/
One
that
composed
your
beauties,
 
That
hatred
is
so
far
from
jealousy,
/
To


slow/
This
old
moon
wanes!
she
lingers
my
 
funerals.
/
The
pale
companion
is
not
for
our
 
her
death,
according
to
our
law
/
 
yea,
and
one
/
To
whom
you
are
but
as
a
 
sleep
by
hate,
and
fear
no
enmity?”
(4.1.129


desires.”
(1.1.1-4) 
pomp."
(1.1.11-15) 
Immediately
provided
in
that
case.”

(1.1.42- 
form
in
wax,
/
By
him
imprinted
and
 
–134)

46) 
within
his
power
/
To
leave
the
figure
or


disfigure
it.
/
Demetrius
is
a
worthy


gentleman.”
(1.1.
46-52)