Hackworth hesitated. "Pardon me, but not precisely, sir. Folklore 
consists of certain universal ideas that have been mapped onto local cultures. 
For example, many cultures have a Trickster figure, so the Trickster may be 
deemed a universal; but he appears in different guises, each appropriate to a 
particular culture's environment. The Indians of the American Southwest called 
him Coyote, those of the Pacific Coast called him Raven. Europeans called him 
Reynard the Fox. African-Americans called him Br'er Rabbit. In 
twentieth-century literature he appears first as Bugs Bunny and then as the 
Hacker."