Harlequin
Introduction
A character in commedia dell'arte, typically wearing a checkered costume.
Background Story
The name 'Harlequin' originates from the character in Italian commedia dell'arte, which was a theatrical form that emerged in the 16th century. Harlequin is often depicted as a clever and nimble servant, using wit and agility to navigate through plots and tricks. The character is known for a colorful attire that features a diamond pattern.
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Variations
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