During the second act of the play, the two argue over their supposed illicit relationships. Titania accuses Oberon of cheating on her with an Indian woman named Phillida and also of having an affair with Hippolyta.
Titania accuses Oberon of cheating on her with an Indian woman named Phillida and also of having an affair with Hippolyta. He denies these accusations, but he still seems suspicious and comes across as a philanderer.
