CheraPupi

Yet, as many readers also note, much of the play is laden with decidedly pre-Christian imagery: references to Jove, Jupiter, Apollo, devils, fairies, astral images, and sun worship.

As I mentioned in my other entry, I didn’t really pick up on many religious aspects in the play as I was reading it. I did, however, notice that it was mentioned that someone, I’m not sure who right at this moment, prayed to the gods. I kind of thought that was odd but I didn’t really think much of it. After reading this article I do remember reading these things but certainly didn’t associate them with pagan images.

Once more as I mentioned in my other blog, I feel kind of stupid not picking up on these things sooner—now that someone else pointed them out, it seems so obvious. I think it would be interesting to research The Green Man a little further and learn a little more about it. I really don’t know anything about British history in that sense.