What was a baretop trickster?

Answer 1

A baretop trickster was a type of performer in medieval times who would entertain crowds by performing tricks and acrobatics while wearing minimal clothing on their upper body. Think of it as the original shirtless street performer, but with a lot more flair and probably some questionable hygiene practices. They were known for their daring stunts and ability to captivate audiences with their antics.

Answer 2

In the context of Native American folklore, a baretop trickster is a mischievous and clever character often depicted as a shape-shifter who uses cunning and wit to outsmart others. These tricksters are central figures in many Native American myths and stories, serving as both comedic relief and moral teachers. They are known for their ability to challenge societal norms and conventions through their antics and clever schemes.

Answer 3

a sturdy beggar -

A woman who would flash at a man, asking him to buy her a meal. He would, thinking that he would get to take her home and sleep with her. She would then lead him to a nearby building where other beggars would be waiting to rob him.

Answer 4

it was woman in the Tudor times who flashed her female body parts to men who would fall for her charms and hoped they would get more than just a meal from them - and they did ! On their way home , the man would be put at gun-point from the baretop trickster and her crew and forced to give money .

Answer 5

jump