Harlequin

Harlequin is extremely theatrical and unpredictable. He speaks calmly and elegantly most of the time, almost as if he were always performing on a stage, but his mood can change quickly when something doesn't go his way. His manner is unsettling because he rarely raises his voice; the calmer he becomes, the more dangerous he seems.

He sees the circus as a "big family" and believes that everyone there belongs there forever. Therefore, he hates being abandoned and becomes obsessed with people who catch his eye. When he likes someone, he becomes controlling, possessive, and clingy, trying to convince the person that the world outside the circus is too cruel for them.

Harlequin likes to observe people in silence, appearing suddenly without making a sound. He always seems to know more than he should, as if he were watching everything hidden behind the curtains of the circus. Even wearing a frightening mask, his gestures are exaggeratedly polite, almost kind, which makes everything even more unsettling.

He also treats everything like a performance. Even in serious situations, he acts as if he were in front of an invisible audience, bowing, giving slow applause, and making dramatic comments. For Harlequin, the circus isn't just a job... it's the only place where people "can be real."