The play A midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare, both made me laugh and instilled some very important moral lessons; lessons about love, being true to yourself, following your own heart, and many others. Through all the laughing and the lessons, there was on character that stood out, a someone that will make you laugh but still hold a very special posture of seriousness. The person who I found most interesting, most realistic, funniest and most moralistic, was Bottom, for who else could play an ass, a victim of magical love, a Romeo and an actor all in the same play"

One of the things I find special about Bottom is his name and how much he lives up to it. You can look at it and decipher its meaning sin many ways. One of the ways I see it, is how there is no bottom to his...