During his first scene, he claims to make a habit of hiding in the drinking-bowls of gossips and pretending to be a crab.
During his first scene, he claims to make a habit of hiding in the drinking-bowls of gossips and pretending to be a crab. He is instructed to make two other characters walk in circles until they are exhausted, after he is first ordered to collect the juice of a purple flower that had been struck by Cupid. Before he saves a production of "Pyramus and Thisbe" by removing the donkey's head from Bottom, he exclaims, "Lord, what fools these mortals be!" over seeing Lysander pursue Helena, as a result of the love potion this character applied to the eyes of others. FTP, name this servant of Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
During his first scene, he claims to make a habit of hiding in the drinking-bowls of gossips and pretending to be a crab.
{Puck} [or {Robin}; or Robin {Goodfellow}]