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PUCK
From the William ShakeSpeare play “ midSummerS
                 Nights Dream “



  Wilfred Dickson
  10RO
  Homework Assignment
Who is your character?
• Puck (also known as Robin Goodfellow) is a
  mischievous fairy who loves to play practical
  jokes and can take them too far sometimes.
What type of character is he?
• Puck is antagonist as he confused Demetrius
  for Lysander and put the magical love potion
  on him essentially flipping the play over
  causing all the conflict through out the play.
  He does the same to the fairy queen making
  her fall in love with bottom a person that puck
  has replaced its head for an ass.
What type of play is it?
• It is definitely a comedy as the jokes Puck
  plays on some characters are quite funny. This
  is when he makes Bottom face of one of an
  ass
• It also could be a romantic play as well as with
  everyone falling in love with each other.
• It’s a supernatural play , as most of the main
  characters are magical fairies.
When and Where?
• The play is set in an forest where the magical
  fairy kingdom is based with the king Oberon
  and the queen Titania.
• The play was written around 1590 to 1596.
What is the conflict during the play?
Person vs. supernatural: this type conflict during
the play is caused as the conflict between people
and puck and his fairy friends in the forest
Person vs. person: the lovers in this play are all over
the place as Puck put the magical love potion on
the wrong person and the lovers fight over each
other. The women were getting extremely jealous
even thought originally they were very close. “O,
when she’s angry, she is keen and shrewd” is what
Helena when see describes Hermia as she tells the
men of her rage.
What is the main point of conflict
• The main point of conflict is person vs.
  supernatural or person vs. puck . Puck
  causes all the conflict through out the play. He
  causes the men to fall in love with the same
  girls. Oberon his master , annoyed in how
  puck mucked up. Puck also cause conflict
  between bottom as he changes his face to one
  off an donkeys face.
Structure
• Exposition : The king is having four days of celebration before his big
  wedding.
• The exciting force : Hermia’s father wants her to marry Demetrius but she
  wants to marry Lysander as they are in love
• Rising action : Her father takes her to the king to be punished (as it was
  the law to marry your fathers chosen man). The king stated that she had
  till the end off his wedding to decide over Lysander or Demetrius
• Turning point : Lysander and Hermia decide to run away to the forest.
• Catastrophe : Titanium wakes up and sees Bottom falling in love with him ,
  as Puck had placed the magical love potion on het eyelids .
• Conflict : When both Lysander and Demetrius love Helena , and them
  rejecting Hermia. The two young men will then fight for Helenas love , but
  puck realising it had gone to far makes them chase each other further into
  the forest, and therefore they are both lost in the meddle of the forest by
  them selves !
DESCRIBRE

• Puck is practical joker and a loves to play jokes
  on all the characters through out the play. A
  good example is when he changes bottoms
  head to one of an ass.
• The trill of the joke and the humility he causes
  the other characters.
• He disrespects and plays jokes on everyone
  but his master Oberon. He is Oberon’s jester
  and servant. Oberon will deal to Puck toward
  the end.
EXPLAIN
• Puck does not change through out the play
  only when he sees that his joke has gotten out
  out of hand and that he needs to change his
  mistake back be for Oberon his master finds
  out.
• Puck is the main driver of conflict in the play
  he is one of the main characters, in my
  opinion with out him the play would be
  nothing but a short happy ending.
DESCRIBE
• Puck being the practical joker he is
  he doesn’t learn from this
  happening but he laugh's at the
  memory's of his encounters.
  .Puck may have lost the trust of his
  master but he gain the memories of those
  funny encounters
Quotes
• I am that merry wander of the night .—Puck's
  answer when the fairy asks him
• I’ll put a girdle round about the earth in fortey
  minutes.—Puck describes the swiftness of his
  journey to fetch the magical flower.
Bibliography

• http://www.shakespeare-
  navigators.com/dream/quotesdream.html
• http://mural.uv.es/abordel/puck.html
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck_(A_Midsu
  mmer_Night's_Dream)

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Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream

  • 1. PUCK From the William ShakeSpeare play “ midSummerS Nights Dream “ Wilfred Dickson 10RO Homework Assignment
  • 2. Who is your character? • Puck (also known as Robin Goodfellow) is a mischievous fairy who loves to play practical jokes and can take them too far sometimes.
  • 3. What type of character is he? • Puck is antagonist as he confused Demetrius for Lysander and put the magical love potion on him essentially flipping the play over causing all the conflict through out the play. He does the same to the fairy queen making her fall in love with bottom a person that puck has replaced its head for an ass.
  • 4. What type of play is it? • It is definitely a comedy as the jokes Puck plays on some characters are quite funny. This is when he makes Bottom face of one of an ass • It also could be a romantic play as well as with everyone falling in love with each other. • It’s a supernatural play , as most of the main characters are magical fairies.
  • 5. When and Where? • The play is set in an forest where the magical fairy kingdom is based with the king Oberon and the queen Titania. • The play was written around 1590 to 1596.
  • 6. What is the conflict during the play? Person vs. supernatural: this type conflict during the play is caused as the conflict between people and puck and his fairy friends in the forest Person vs. person: the lovers in this play are all over the place as Puck put the magical love potion on the wrong person and the lovers fight over each other. The women were getting extremely jealous even thought originally they were very close. “O, when she’s angry, she is keen and shrewd” is what Helena when see describes Hermia as she tells the men of her rage.
  • 7. What is the main point of conflict • The main point of conflict is person vs. supernatural or person vs. puck . Puck causes all the conflict through out the play. He causes the men to fall in love with the same girls. Oberon his master , annoyed in how puck mucked up. Puck also cause conflict between bottom as he changes his face to one off an donkeys face.
  • 8. Structure • Exposition : The king is having four days of celebration before his big wedding. • The exciting force : Hermia’s father wants her to marry Demetrius but she wants to marry Lysander as they are in love • Rising action : Her father takes her to the king to be punished (as it was the law to marry your fathers chosen man). The king stated that she had till the end off his wedding to decide over Lysander or Demetrius • Turning point : Lysander and Hermia decide to run away to the forest. • Catastrophe : Titanium wakes up and sees Bottom falling in love with him , as Puck had placed the magical love potion on het eyelids . • Conflict : When both Lysander and Demetrius love Helena , and them rejecting Hermia. The two young men will then fight for Helenas love , but puck realising it had gone to far makes them chase each other further into the forest, and therefore they are both lost in the meddle of the forest by them selves !
  • 9. DESCRIBRE • Puck is practical joker and a loves to play jokes on all the characters through out the play. A good example is when he changes bottoms head to one of an ass. • The trill of the joke and the humility he causes the other characters. • He disrespects and plays jokes on everyone but his master Oberon. He is Oberon’s jester and servant. Oberon will deal to Puck toward the end.
  • 10. EXPLAIN • Puck does not change through out the play only when he sees that his joke has gotten out out of hand and that he needs to change his mistake back be for Oberon his master finds out. • Puck is the main driver of conflict in the play he is one of the main characters, in my opinion with out him the play would be nothing but a short happy ending.
  • 11. DESCRIBE • Puck being the practical joker he is he doesn’t learn from this happening but he laugh's at the memory's of his encounters. .Puck may have lost the trust of his master but he gain the memories of those funny encounters
  • 12. Quotes • I am that merry wander of the night .—Puck's answer when the fairy asks him • I’ll put a girdle round about the earth in fortey minutes.—Puck describes the swiftness of his journey to fetch the magical flower.
  • 13. Bibliography • http://www.shakespeare- navigators.com/dream/quotesdream.html • http://mural.uv.es/abordel/puck.html • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck_(A_Midsu mmer_Night's_Dream)