Other plays that take on the typical traits of morality plays, but are rarely given the title of "morality play" are "Hickscorner" and "The Second Shepherds' Play." The characters in "Hickscorner" are Pity, Perseverance, Imagination, Contemplation, Freewill, and Hickscorner. They blatantly represent moral ideals. In "The Second Shepherds' Play", the characters are less obviously representative of good and evil, being primarily a trio of shepherds. But other characters such as Mary, The Child Christ, and An Angel show a strong moral presence and the importance of God in the play.