Cupid

To address, if not answer, Georgia’s question about Cupid and his arrows in the comments, according to the resident classicist, Cupid had two kinds of arrows — arrows of gold and arrows of lead. If he hit you with a golden arrow, you fell in love with the one you gazed upon; hit with the lead, you fell into hate. And here, I believe, we have the plot to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with the mischievous fairy Puck in place of the mischievous god, Cupid.

Fairies and Fusiliers–Pibgorn as Puck
William Wordsworth on his Birthday
Beauty and Mr. Lyon
Martin Luther King, Jr.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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