Trickster figures

Trickster figures are characters found in various cultures' myths and folklore who are known for their cunning, cleverness, and often mischievous behavior. They challenge norms, defy authority, and use wit to outsmart others, often leading to chaos or unexpected outcomes. Common examples include figures like Loki from Norse mythology, Anansi from African folklore, and Coyote in Native American stories. Tricksters can embody both good and bad traits, serving as catalysts for change, wisdom, and lessons about human nature. Their stories reflect the complexities of morality and the unpredictable nature of life.