This image is usually described as a short, ugly and naughty kid or kid. This image often appears in English folklore and literary works, such as Parker (also known as Robin Goodfellow) in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Tinker Bell in J.M. Barry's Peter Pan.
In modern culture, this image is often used in children's literature and animated films, such as "Monkey with Wings" in Disney's Little Devil and the Wizard of Oz.
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The little devil sneaked into the room, knocked over all the books and caused confusion.
The little devil sneaked into the room and knocked down all the books, causing confusion.
The naughty boy giggled happily when he played tricks on unsuspecting passers-by.
The naughty boy giggled proudly and played a trick on an ignorant passerby.
This ancient legend tells the story of a little demon who can realize his wish, but it is always twisted.
An old legend tells that a little devil will realize his wish, but it is always reversed.
The naughty child can't help drawing on the wall with crayons.
Naughty children can't help drawing on the wall with crayons.
When the little devil helped the hero defeat the evil wizard, his crime was forgiven.
After the little devil helped the hero defeat the evil wizard, his crime was forgiven.