Puck

In a bar full of faeries, Misty and Kingston meet a coifed, stunning man with purple eyes and elven ears in a long navy peacoat, who says "my name's Bobby Goodfellow" UC E9·01:28:45 UC E9·01:27:58 UC E9·01:31:29. Misty asks if he is related to Robin Goodfellow, and Brennan says she recognizes his eyes, so she speaks to the Puck himself UC E9·01:28:51 UC E9·01:28:55. His costume disappears to show a tiny butterfly-winged goat satyr boy with fuzzy ears and a wineskin, and a card names him Puck, Herald of the Unseelie UC E9·01:29:40 UC E9·01:29:48. He warns Misty that she owes centuries of glamor and that someone is coming for her UC E9·01:31:03, tells her "Come home. We miss you." UC E9·01:31:50, and says "When the chips are down, remember who your people are, Misty" before he vanishes UC E9·01:33:06 UC E9·01:33:10.

Puck is the faerie Robin Goodfellow, who goes by Bobby Goodfellow in New York and is herald of the Unseelie UC E9·01:29:23 UC E9·01:29:48. He asks Misty "You got my mirror, didn't you?" and says Lord Oberon demanded it UC E9·01:30:15 UC E9·01:30:18. Misty later says Robin Goodfellow sent her the mirror UC E13·00:13:27.

He returns as an envoy of the Unseelie, flirting with Rowan and telling her "I'm here for business right now" UC E13·00:17:49 UC E13·00:17:57. Speaking for the Unseelie court on behalf of Lord Oberon, he asks Rowan to return the crown in exchange for recognition of New York's sovereignty and three boons UC E13·00:23:46 UC E13·00:24:51. He argues that Rowan is a vampiric entity who feeds on mortals' adoration, "Unseelie if anything", and that Seelie and Unseelie have always been monarchies UC E13·00:26:15 UC E13·00:31:22. Afterwards he says "it was worth a shot" and that he is staying at the Plaza UC E13·00:34:46. At the war meeting of the faeries he asks "We're calling some kind of war meeting?" and later says "let's do this thing" and runs out UC E15·00:21:38 UC E15·00:23:51 UC E15·00:23:53.