Example: The Trickster Throughout this whole course, I have constantly seen the trickster character archetype. Tricksters tend to be crafty, mischievous, and usually funny. Sometimes, they can change their roles in a specific story. The most important thing about tricksters is that they are not nefarious by nature, but they just enjoy humor even if it is at the expense of others. They also are used to teach life lessons and morals. The best thing about a trickster is that it can be anyone from a spider, to a coyote, and even a god. In Greek mythology, the most famous trickster is Hermes. He is the god of thieves and he is also very skilled at lying. When he was just a newborn baby, he was able to run to Thessaly to steal fifty of his brother’s
