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Far away, in a land called Peaseblossom, 

in the small Zoo of Mustardseed, there 

lived a certain Hermia the Hare. Hermia 

the Hare knew a lovely lad called 

Llysander the Llama, and they loved each 

other very much. 

Hermia the Hare’s father, Egeus the 

Elephant, was a very important elephant 

in the zoo. He was great friends with the 

‘head bird’ of the zoo, Theseus the 

Thunderbird, who was engaged to be 

married to Hippolyta the Hippo. Egeus 

the Elephant was an angry little 

elephant, and did not approve of 

Llysander and Hermia’s love. 

He was far more fond of a special Demetrius 

the Dingo, who had quite a large crush on 

Hermia the Hare. When Demetrius the Dingo 

asked Egeus the Elephant to allow him to 

marry his daughter, Egeus the Elephant was 

thrilled. He ordered Hermia the Hare to 

marry the Dingo, and Theseus agreed. He 

presented Hermia the Hare with an 

ultimatum: either marry Demetrius the Dingo 

or suffer the Cone of Shame. 

But Llysander the Llama did not 

enjoy any of these choices, so he 

presented Hermia the Hare with a 

third: to steal off into the night with 

him and run away to the Magical 

Forest of Starveling. This is, clearly, 

the choice Hermia the Hare chose. 

Demetrius was hot on their tails, 

literally. Hermia the Hare’s dear 

friend, Helena the Hamster, who 

had for quite some time fancied 

Demetrius the Dingo, witnessed 

him running off into the night after 

Llysander the Llama and Hermia 

the Hare, and quickly followed 

after. 

A few miles away, in the Magical 

Forest of Starveling, two very special 

people were having an argument over 

one very special piece of fruit. Oberon 

the Ocelot was very jealous of Titania 

the Tiger, his wife. She owned a 

beautiful specimen of pineapple, and 

he envied her for being able to enjoy 

the delicious fruit. 

So Oberon the Ocelot came up with a plan 

to steal the pineapple from Titania the 

Tiger. He ordered Puck the Prairie dog, his 

loyal servant, to search the Human World 

for chocolate laced with a special property 

that made people, and animals, fall in love 

with each other. 

Puck the Prairie Dog returns quickly with 

the chocolate which he presents to Oberon 

the Ocelot. With his chocolate in hand, 

Oberon the Ocelot witnesses Demetrius the 

Dingo and Helena the Hamster having a 

little spat. Oberon the Ocelot decides to use 

some of the chocolate to help Helena the 

Hamster gain the love of Demetrius the 

Dingo. 

Demetrius the Dingo begins the chase of 

his crush whilst Helena the Hamster 

runs after him again. Meanwhile Puck 

the Prairie Dog goes in search of 

Demetrius the Dingo, but finds 

Llysander the Llama instead. Not 

knowing otherwise, Puck the Prairie 

Dog sticks a piece of the chocolate into 

Llysander the Llama’s mouth as he 

sleeps on the forest floor. 

Demetrius the Dingo and Helena the 

Hamster burst into the clearing where 

Llysander the Llama and Hermia the 

Hare were sleeping, waking Llysander 

the Llama from his slumber. Upon 

seeing Helena the Hamster, Llysander 

the Llama falls deeply in love with her. 

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