Robin Goodfellow, a mischievous young fairy, is empty. He needs a mate. It seems that no one can handle his little pranks. His partner would have to be someone with a good nature, common sense, tolerance and someone who can keep him in line. Without these qualities, the relationship would crunch like a leave in Autumn.
Unlike Goodfellow, the damsel has a great common sense. This will keep him out of any trouble. She also has a good nature. This might rub off on him, shaping him into a better person. If he doesn’t start behaving better, she might say “Freak’n stop that!” But she won’t hurt him. She can control her temper.
Goodfellow does get into a mound of trouble. (This is probably why he hasn’t found a mate yet). Most of the young ladies
Unlike Goodfellow, the damsel has a great common sense. This will keep him out of any trouble. She also has a good nature. This might rub off on him, shaping him into a better person. If he doesn’t start behaving better, she might say “Freak’n stop that!” But she won’t hurt him. She can control her temper.
Goodfellow does get into a mound of trouble. (This is probably why he hasn’t found a mate yet). Most of the young ladies