How do Titanias first impressions of Bottom differ from his true appearance?

Titania's first impression of Bottom is influenced by the enchantment cast upon her, making her see him as a handsome and admirable figure. In reality, Bottom has the appearance of a comical, bumbling craftsman with a donkey's head. This contrast highlights the theme of love's irrationality in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," where enchantment distorts perception and leads to humorous misunderstandings. Thus, Titania's perception is not aligned with Bottom's true, unremarkable appearance.