In the realm of Shakespearean theater, Oberon, the king of the fairies in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” is a character known for his wit and wisdom. Here’s a汇总 of some of his most memorable lines in English:

  1. Oberon to Titania:

    "Get thee to a bed; and leave the rest to me."

    (Act II, Scene I)

  2. Oberon to Puck:

    "Therefore the noble fairy with her power
Shall bear thee on her back to fairy land,
And there in slumber shall she pamper thee,
Till the break of the morrow."

    (Act II, Scene I)

  3. Oberon on the Magic Love Potion:

    "This love that I in my revenge doth use,
Doth seem to me an engine of great power."

    (Act II, Scene I)

  4. Oberon on the Mischiefs of Love:

    "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind;
And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind."

    (Act II, Scene I)

  5. Oberon to Titania:

    "And if she be not mad, she will be glad
To have a king that loves her so."

    (Act II, Scene I)

  6. Oberon on the Fairies’ Work:

    "Therefore the night shall be divided
Twixt old and new, the brow of night doth bend
Towards the east, where the first beam doth kill
The serpent that doth crawl with double tongue."

    (Act II, Scene II)

  7. Oberon to Puck:

    "Hark! how the owl, with melancholy sound,
Doth hoot among the tufted groves."

    (Act II, Scene II)

  8. Oberon to Titania:

    "I am the king of fairies, and thou art mine."

    (Act II, Scene II)

  9. Oberon on the Misunderstanding:

    "For I do love thee, and to win thee love,
I will be found most wise today."

    (Act II, Scene II)

  10. Oberon on the Fairies’ Aid:

    "And if the fairies of the forest be
Not merry, when I call them, let it not
Be charged to my charge."

    (Act II, Scene II)

Oberon’s lines are imbued with the poetic charm of Shakespeare’s language, reflecting both his regal authority and his vulnerability as a character.