Reynaert is a character from medieval literature, particularly known from the Dutch epic "Reynaert the Fox," written in the 13th century. The story follows Reynaert, a clever and cunning fox, who outsmarts various animals in the forest, including Noble the lion and Grimbert the hound. The tale is often interpreted as a satire of human behavior and social hierarchies. The character of Reynaert has roots in European folklore and has been adapted in various forms over the centuries. His adventures highlight themes of trickery, intelligence, and the struggle for survival, making him a symbol of wit and resourcefulness in literature.