For 10 points, identify this character from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a mischievous spirit who serves as Oberon's jester.
This character converses with Plutus and Masquerado in Ben Jonson's Love Restored. In one speech, this character says he is "sent with broom before / to sweep the dust behind the door". This character is asked to recall a time when his master heard the singing of a mermaid on dolphin-back This character successfully outspeeds the leviathan while fetching an herb called love-in-idleness. He offers a way to "restore amends" in his final speech, which opens (*) "If we shadows have offended...". He says "Jack shall have Jill / nought shall go ill" after re-anointing the eyes of several Athenian youths, while his earlier exploits included charming an ass's head onto Bottom's shoulders. For 10 points, identify this character from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a mischievous spirit who serves as Oberon's jester.
This character converses with Plutus and Masquerado in Ben Jonson's Love Restored.
Puck [or Robin Goodfellow; or Hobgoblin]