The character of Puck in Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
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I can explain how Puck is introduced in Act 2 of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, and common Elizabethan beliefs about this character.
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Oberon’s servant has two names: Puck and Robin Goodfellow.
In Elizabethan folklore, ‘puck’ was a general term for a fairy.
Elizabethan folklore also connected the word ‘puck’ with malevolence and the devil.
Robin Goodfellow is a name from Elizabethan folklore, a character connected with practical jokes and helpfulness.
When Puck is first introduced, we are told about many of his practical jokes.
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