Titania And Lysander In 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

In the beginning of the play, Helena says love is blind when you love someone so much. The two characters, Titania and Lysander show one exactly how the flower can change and make them blind in love. When Titania was in bed with Bottom she says, “Thou art as wise as thou art beautiful” (3.1.127). This shows us that Titania doesn’t see Bottom’s faults. The magic flower blinds her into thinking he’s beautiful in every way, and she doesn’t see that he’s an ass. My second piece of evidence to show one that love is blind, is when Lysander wakes up and says to Helena “And run through fire i will for thy sweet sake. Transparent Helena” (2.2.110). This evidence shows us that the magic flower poisoned Lysander into loving Helena instead of Hermia. Lysander