Puck

go,/ Swifter than arrow from the Tartar’s bow” ( III.2.102-103). Puck is a fairy and a servant to Oberon, the king of fairies. Puck is always working and trying to impress Oberon even if it is to the extreme. Puck is mischievous, good willed and always has the best intentions even if it does not go as planned. He is a static character because he has the same role and keeps the same personality throughout the whole entire play. Puck is a fun character and throughout the play, we see his behavior,

Night’s Dream is Puck, also known as Robin Goodfellow. In English and Celtic folklore, the word “Pouk” was a medieval term for the devil: “Robin Goodfellow” was also a nickname for the devil. Although Puck shows antagonistic qualities, many critics believe Puck to be the closest thing to a protagonist A Midsummer Night’s Dream has. Puck is the only character that is directly involved in all of the action that takes place throughout the play. Although the action doesn’t affect Puck personally, without

Interference: The Role of Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream Puck, one of the main characters in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, exclaims, “Lord, what fools these mortals be” (III.ii.117)! In this quote, he is speaking to Oberon, his master, about the silliness that he sees displayed by Helena, Hermia, Lysander, and Demetrius due to the petty squabbles that continue to take place between them. However, while Puck laughs on in amusement about the stupidity of the mortals, he fails to acknowledge his role

argue that Puck is the most important character in the Midsummer nights dream play. Many of the major conflicts in this story happen because of Puck. For example when Oberon sent Puck to find the magical flower and place it on Demetrius’ eye . Since Puck had never seen what Demetrius looks like he accidentally puts the flower juice on Lysander’s eye, causing Lysander to fall in love with Helena. Oberon sees the mistake Puck has made and sends him to fix the problem, so Puck goes out

Analysis Shakespeare named his character Puck or Robin Goodfellow, because these names are an allusion to shape-shifting and mischievous creatures of English and Celtic folklore. In A Midsummer’s Night Dream, Puck is a witty sprite who sets many of the play’s events with his magic and foolish pranks on the human characters. Shakespeare named him Robin Goodfellow and Puck in reference to popular characters in English and Celtic folklore, which were depicted as either fairies, goblins or devils. As

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a comedic play about a complex love relationship between four lovers, Hermia, Lysander, Helena, and Demetrius. The king of fairies, Oberon orders a hobgoblin named Robin Goodfellow or “puck” to retrieve an extraordinary flower so he can put the juice into the queen of fairies, Titania’s eyes. This was an exceptional flower because when the juice is applied to a person’s eyelid, it makes them fall in love with the first creature they see. Robin obtains the flower and drops

characters are important but not as important as this little fairy named Puck is a rebel in some way with his idea and using flowers to make people fall in love with each other throwing off the balance of love in this play. In this play it makes puck seem like the main character or the most important character by the way he talks in the play it's very different from other characters the also play a big part. When Puck talks it's normally for long paragraphs, which may show that he is trying

to do an analysis of from the Story A Midsummer Night's Dream is Puck. Puck's archetype is a trouble maker. Puck plays pranks on multiple characters in the story A Midsummer Night's Dream. One of the pranks he pulled was on Bottom. Puck has been a trouble maker his entire life. Throughout the story Puck pulls pranks on multiple characters that are small but affective. Puck's largest prank though was on a character named Bottom. Puck makes the prank on Bottom continue through the story, causing Bottom

Character Essay The love potion was given out by Puck to make Lysander fall in love with Hermia. Does making people fall in love actually bring out the true love between them? I believe that love potion should only be used if you really like someone and not just giving it to random people. There are other ways into finding true love then to give out potion. Is true love mean for everybody? My definition of true love is to like everything about them and to see another side to the person that most

while trying to get the child, which leads to the lovers’ puzzlement and chaos. Although many people believe Puck causes the confusion in the woods, Oberon actually initiates the chaos because he decides to get involved with the lovers and gives Puck vague directions. Many people think that Puck instigates the confusion in the woods because he applies the flower to the wrong person. Puck enjoys causing trouble and pranking innocent