Mr. Nancy

Mr. Nancy is a character from Neil Gaiman's novel "American Gods." He represents the African trickster god Anansi, known for his cleverness and ability to manipulate situations to his advantage. In the story, Mr. Nancy is a charming, witty figure who embodies themes of cultural memory and the struggle of old gods in a modern America that has largely forgotten them. His character highlights the importance of storytelling and the blending of different cultural backgrounds. Mr. Nancy serves as both a guide and a commentator on the changing landscape of faith and identity in contemporary society.