ely Helena thinks they are all acting in this manner to make fun of her. She proves this by saying, O spite! O hell! I see you are all bent to set against me for your merriment. (Act 3.2 line 145) and Never did mockers waist more idle breath. (Line 168) Helena also thinks Hermia is mocking her when in actuality Hermia has no idea what is going on either. We can see that Helena believes Hermia is against her in line 192 when she states, Lo, she is one of this confederacy! All control is in the hands of the fairies throughout the play in Act IV, the fairies mend all of the confusion they have caused in Act III. Titania falls out of love with Bottom and he no longer has the head of an ass. Lysander and Hermia fall back in love with one another. Demetrius and Helena fall in love as well. Basically, they all live happily ever after, yet none of them know or understand why. This is why reason and love keep little company throughout this play....
