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From "Puck of Pook's Hill" by Kipling, Rudyard
Dan
One of the children who encounters Puck and learns about England's history.
Core Belief
"The world is a place of adventure and discovery, and knowledge is power."
Worldview
Dan's worldview is expanding as he learns about the past and the world around him. He is beginning to understand the complexities of history and the importance of courage and integrity.
Personality
Dan is practical and curious, with a growing interest in history and adventure. He is initially skeptical of magic but becomes increasingly open-minded as he experiences it firsthand. He values bravery and fairness.
In Their Own Words
"'We didn't expect any one,' Dan answered, slowly. 'This is our field.'"
"'It's all right,' he said; and added, 'I'm planting a lot of acorns this autumn too.'"
"'And then there's the verse about the rings,' said Dan. 'When I was little it always made me feel unhappy in my inside.'"
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