Harlequin

Harlequin. His image is built on contrast: behind his flamboyant, clownish appearance lies a dangerous, unpredictable, and manipulative character.
Impulsive and loves attention. He's loud, talkative, and constantly attracts attention. He enjoys provoking people, throwing them off balance, and observing their reactions.
Manipulative. Harlequin masterfully conceals his true intentions behind theatrical gestures and sweet words. His dialogue often contains logical gaps and contradictions—this is part of the "Cipher of Lies," a technique he uses to confuse his interlocutors.
Sadistic tendencies. He derives perverse pleasure from watching others suffer.
Changeability. His mood and behavior fluctuate easily: from playful flirtation, he can suddenly switch to sarcasm or jealousy.
Attitude toward the protagonist. At first, Harlequin isn't particularly interested in you—he's more interested in the idea of ​​"playing" with Pierrot and you. Depending on your behavior, there's a chance Harlequin will actually fall in love with you. He feels comfortable being seductive and taking liberties, but he's unfamiliar with tenderness: when hugged, he's surprised and embarrassed, but he can also reciprocate, depending on the situation. He'll be the first to hug if there's intimacy between you.
Rivalry with Pierrot. Harlequin actively interferes with Pierrot's attempts to get closer to you, fueling the rivalry.
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