Pyramus and Thisbe
Oberon and Fairies are a supernatural force that assist fate or symbolize fate.
Sometimes (usually often) fate causes difficulties for mankind. An example of this in the play occurs with Puck’s misapplication of the love potion on Lysander’s eyes.
Through the dialogue of Lysander and Hermia (in Act I, Scene 1) Shakespeare provides a commentary on star-crossed love (love affected adversely by fate).
However, in this play, all turns out well. Fate may not be a positive force in most peoples’ lives, but in this comedy fate is largely a positive and benevolent force.