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the harlequino role in commidea is a loyal servant to the magnific also he was starving and simple minded. He was also a clown and was a big part of the comic relief. He also wanted a lady or food and money depending on the play and would do anything to achieve his goals. He was also sort of acrobatic doing cartwheels and similar motions.

Description of Commedia dell'Arte characters (italymask.co.nz)

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The name Harlequin is taken from that of a mischievous "devil" or "demon" character in popular French Passion Plays. It originates with an Old French term herlequin he is a comic servant characters from the Italian commedia dell'arte, associated with the city of Bergamo the Harlequin was a zanni a wily and covetous comic servant, and he was cowardly, superstitious, and plagued by a continual lack of money and food.

Harlequin | Commedia dell’arte, Pantalone, Zanni | Britannica

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The Iconic Harlequin: A Look at its Significance in the Art World

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he communicate through a dance of gestures. Each movement conceals a deeper meaning in an intricate choreography he also has a few acts vanishing Act: Suddenly, they vanish—a shimmering blur. It’s as if they slip between dimensions, leaving behind echoes of their presence.

Dazzling Spin: Reappearing, the Harlequin spins. Stardust trails follow their legs. Their eyes hold secrets, reflecting the cosmos.

Laughter in Space: Their laughter fills the void, bouncing off celestial bodies. Is it joy or madness? Enemies falter.

Final Bow: The dance ends. The Harlequin bows, heart-shaped mask reflecting infinity. The universe holds its breath.

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https://tinyurl.com/5bhdzu6e

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the catchphrase that i came up with is

I am nothing without my master but I am nothing with my master

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one of his lazzi is the signature slapstick routine ware he uses his slapstick to carate humor it shows harlequino comic and playful personelety and it shows his abilaty to enterain the adience using physical comedy

https://www.britannica.com/art/commedia-dellarte

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Harlequin’s costume was originally a peasant’s shirt and long trousers, both covered with many coloured patches. It later developed into a tight-fitting costume with triangles and diamond shapes, and it included a batte, or slapstick. His black half mask had tiny eyeholes and quizzically arched eyebrows and a wrinkled forehead.
Harlequin mask it was
Mainly used in the late 17th century, It was later replaced by a "less savage" one.

The Another Harlequin's mask is made of wood. This would be the most known mask for a couple centuries, A more modern and widely known mask that Harlequin wears on stage and was used as model for more sophisticated masks made out of leather

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character trates: Description of Commedia dell'Arte characters (italymask.co.nz)

character name and category: Harlequin | Commedia dell’arte, Pantalone, Zanni | Britannica

body characters: Description of

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catchphrase: hauke

cosutume and mask: Description of Commedia dell'Arte characters (italymask.co.nz)

what is the harlequino based on: The character of Harlequin: history and origins - Florenceitaly

Harlequin - Wikipedia

lazzi associared with harlequino: Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts | Britannica

relationship with other commedia charadters: https://www.britannica.com/art/commedia-dellarte

witch body part dose the harlequino move with: Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts | Britannica

comedic traits: Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts | Britannica

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Relationship with other Commedia Characters

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Relationship with other Commedia Characters

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the relationship the harlequino has with other characters in commidea is manly as a servant or a valet and is often used as a comic relief for other characters and also sometimes has a love interest.

Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts | Britannica

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wich body part dose the harlequino move with.

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wich body part dose the harlequino move with.

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the body part the harlequino moves with manly the feet and he also has a hunch back to help him move his feet.

https://www.britannica.com/art/commedia-dellarte

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he was usually acrobatic and agile and can eat a large amount of food and usually has a hunched back.

Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts | Britannica

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Commedia dell’arte | History, Characters, & Facts

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Commedia dell’arte, Italian theatrical form that flourished throughout Europe from the 16th through the 18th century.

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Representations of this characters is Arlecchino in contemporary popular culture include Harley Quinn, an American comic book character originally serving as a sidekick to the Joker, and Arlekin There is a theory that the costume was inspired by a poor boy called Harlequin who had no costume for Carnival but his classmates took pity on him and gave him a piece of their costume which created this atypical costume. This costume is a perfect representation of the Harlequin character.

https://www.britannica.com/art/commedia-dellarte