Puck
| Puck | |
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Species | Raposa |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | Adult |
| Fur Color | Brown |
| Information | |
| Home | Rapocity |
| Story Role | Villager Eeny's First Mate |
| Occupation | N/A |
| Status | Alive (Deceased by 2042) |
| Game(s) |  
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Technically I was just an understudy for Salem but still! My name’s Puck, asshole.”
–Puck
Puck is a character that appears in The Desolate City as Rapocity's only survivor of Wilfre draining the color. He is one of the many performers at the Mann Theatre, although he is currently the only one known.
Appearance
Puck is an adult, brown furred Raposa with brown eyes. When he is first found by Eeny, he is wearing Sock's cap and leggings from A Midnight Summer's Dream, Salem's mask and cape from The Shadow of the Opera, and the Hero's shirt from A Hero's Journey.
Story
Puck is first found by Eeny in the Mann Theatre. Puck tries to intimidate Eeny by quoting lines from A Midnight Summer's Dream and by throwing a plush sword at him. Eeny eventually attacks Puck, causing the latter to fall to the ground and reveal himself. Eeny asks him how he survived Wilfre's attack, and Puck reveals that he simply dropped a bucket of Color on his head right before he was petrified. After Puck dramatically tells the story of his survival, Eeny notices the Salem mask, and asks Puck his name, fearing that the Raposa in front of him was Wilfre. Puck dramatically lists his roles in productions, coincidentally the same roles Wilfre played during his second attack. Eeny stabs Puck in the side, causing him buckle in pain and reveal his true name. Eeny apologizes and patches the wound, and the two return to Eeny's Ship to find Wilfre.
On the ship, Puck explains to Eeny how Wilfre's Wasteland was created using the color from Rapoville and Rapocity, Watersong, Lavasteam, and Galactic Jungle. Eeny spots the island and the two begin to set sail for the Wasteland.
Some time later, Eeny and Puck get married and eventually die, causing their ghosts to appear in the Wasteland by 2042.
Trivia
- Puck's name is a reference to the character Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
- A rambling monologue for Puck was written as part of a draft for The Desolate City, but it was cut from the final story.
