Robin Starveling was created in 1596.
In "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Robin Starveling defends the use of the lantern by arguing that it serves a practical purpose in portraying the moon. He insists that the lantern is necessary for the play to convey the proper setting and enhance the audience's understanding, as it symbolizes moonlight. Starveling's defense highlights the importance of theatricality and the creative ways in which the characters navigate the constraints of their performance.
Robin of Sherlock was created in 1985.
Robin's Reign was created in 1970.
Robin the Frog was created in 1971.
Black Robin was created in 1872.
Robin's Donuts was created in 1975.
Robin's Reckoning was created in 1993.
Swynnerton's Robin was created in 1906.
European Robin was created in 1758.
Robin McNamara was created in 1970.
Robin of the Wood was created in 1985.
Robin Scherbatsky was created in 2005.