Puck (Celtic mythology)

Puck in Celtic mythology is a mischievous and playful fairy or sprite often associated with nature and folklore. Known for causing lighthearted trouble and tricks, Puck embodies the unpredictable and whimsical aspects of the natural world. Historically, he is linked to stories of woodland spirits who interact with humans, sometimes helping or hindering them. Puck's character gained prominence through English literature, notably Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," where he is portrayed as a trickster with a enchanting yet cheeky personality. Overall, Puck represents the mysterious, playful spirit lurking in the natural environment.