A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Fairy Lines 32-42a

The transcript discusses Robin Goodfellow, a mischievous sprite known for causing trouble and playing pranks on villagers. He is also referred to as Puck and is believed to bring good luck to those who call him by this name. The narrative highlights his various antics, such as frightening maidens, misleading night wanderers, and affecting household chores, ultimately portraying him as a complex character with both troublesome and beneficial traits.

Who is referred to as the shrewd and knavish Sprite?

How does the text describe the effect of Robin Goodfellow on the maidens?

What activities does Robin Goodfellow engage in according to the text?

What do the hobgoblins call Robin Goodfellow?

What is the consequence of Robin Goodfellow's work for those who call upon him?