Titania is finally freed from the spell by Oberon.
Bottom returns to his human state.
Peaseblossom serves Bottom by scratching his head.
Cobweb serves Bottom by killing him a honey bee.
Mote appears to serve Bottom and Titania.
Mustardseed serves Bottom by scratching his head.
Per Oberon’s instructions, Robin returns Bottom to his fully human state.
Having resolved his dispute with Titania, Oberon removes the love spell and the two reunite to bless the upcoming wedding.
Having discovered the four lovers in the forest, Theseus declares they shall be wed, too.
Hippolyta joins Theseus on his hunt.
Along with Theseus and Hippolyta, Egeus discovers the four lovers in the forest and demands that Lysander be punished for eloping with Hermia.
Released from the spell, Lysander declares his love for Hermia once again.
Demetrius is back in love with Helena, whom he loved before he fell for Hermia.
Hermia’s lover, Lysander, is restored to her.
Helena’s love for Demetrius is finally requited.
After being doted on by her fairy servants, Bottom falls asleep with Titania in her bower. As they sleep, Oberon and Robin arrive. Oberon tells Robin how he used the spell to make Titania give him the changeling boy. With that disagreement solved, he lifts the love spell, using the antidote, and Titania wakes, no longer in love with Bottom. Robin removes the ass head from Bottom, who continues to sleep. Oberon and Titania resolve to visit the wedding of Theseus and Hippolyta to bless their marriage.
Meanwhile, Theseus and Hippolyta are headed out to join a hunt. Along with Egeus, they stumble upon the four lovers asleep in the forest. The lovers don’t understand why they’re there or what has happened to them, but Lysander is back in love with Hermia, and Demetrius is in love with Helena, as he had been before the events of the play began. Theseus declares that these two couples will be wed along with him and Hippolyta.
Nearby, Bottom awakes and wonders at the strange dream he seems to have had.
