By: Israel Paniagua
Early life
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He grew up in a wealthy family.
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He was firmly convinced him that he
was a changeling baby but his outcome
was still very successful.
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He was a psych grad student and a
purveyor of net-bound secrets.
trickster
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Most people referred to him as the
“trickster”.
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He would always play pranks on
anyone, and everyone.
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He likes nothing more than a practical
joke, like turning Bottom’s head to that
of an “ass”.
Who is he?
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Robin Goodfellow is a powerful fairy.
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He has magical powers.
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He is a super natural creature that can
go around the in 40 minutes.
Authors purpose for adding him
I think the authors purpose for putting Puck, also
known as Robin Goodfellow, in Midsummer Night's
Dream because he needed someone that messes up
and to make the play funny because Shakespeare
was trying to make a comedy so he needed a Robin
Goodfellow type of person , so he named the
character Puck. Puck transforms the play. Without
Puck, in my opinion, the play would not be successful
or funny at all because Puck messes up and when he
messes up it is funny. That is why I think
Shakespeare included Puck, the Robin Goodfellow
of the play.
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