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In what ways is puck an intermediary between the human and fairy world?
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Antoine Allen English Shakespeare coursework In what ways is puck an intermediary between the human and fairy world? To find out in what ways is Puck an intermediary between the human and fairy worlds? I will gaze back in to the history and connotation of the person and the word Puck. Puck is a popular character in the British folklore of the previous hundreds of years. Many different types of people have referred to Puck, each with a unique type of dialect and colloquialism. These in turn bring a different name, imagery and their concept and view of the ideals of spirits and magic. Puck is a familiar character throughout European folklore. Therefore, the audience would be familiar with him and his character. This means Puck is a very versatile character as he has many different persona; he could be played as an evil and sadistically malevolent person 'frights the maiden of the villagery'...
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