CONCLUSION
As a conclusion we could say that Hermia is an important character for the play because of
her actions. I think that her most important action is her reaction to his
father, when he told her to marry the man he has chosen for her. At that time,
this type of marriages where very common, what was not so usual was that the
girl rejected it. And this is what happens in this play, Hermia
is bold opposing her father’s decision, since she wants to marry the man she
loves. So, we could say that she takes control about her destiny. Therefore, we
could point out her bravery, she is also strong-minded, and strong-willed with
clear ideas on life mainly on love and marriage.
On the other hand, through
the book and especially through the dialogues we get other characteristics such
as physical and a psychological description of this character, i.e, we know that she is young, short but good-looking
lady, and also well-educated, well-spoken, intelligent.
At the end of the play we
have a happy ending in which everything is restored; Theseus
commands the wedding, so Hermia can marriage Lysander without any opposition. As we have seen, this is a
romantic comedy, so we have romantic characters and one of them is Hermia, since she fights against everything, against her
father, her friend for love.