The protagonist is the main character.Society rarely poses the question of who exactly the protagonist is. A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of the stories where there are a lot of characters and is hard to recognize who the main character is. ... The point of view told from the play follows his every movement not because they are forced into Puck's lines, it generates a question, how he performs Oberon's errands. ... Puck is the best example in A Midsummer Night's Dream. ...

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Puck and Bottom are both very dramatically effective fools in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and we could give a strong argument for either character being the most effective. ... In Act 2 Scene 1, we were introduced to Puck when one of Titania's fairies encountered him and questioned him to conclude that he was "the shrewd and knavish sprite". ...

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