Titania

She is the Faerie Queen.
She is not the gullible, malleable queen of Shakespearean lore who can be humilitated into giving up what she intends. She is a force of nature who commands the fae court, and one should think several times before crossing her.
She is not so prejudiced as some of her court regarding humans, but her memory is too old and her experience too vast to look upon the species with unmitigated kindness and affection. She does, however, retain a soft spot for human children, as all fae have a fascination with human children. Shakespeare did get that right about her.
She has charged Robin Archer with protecting human children from human predators.