★The Freak Circus★

Every day was more epic than the others, Pierrot and Harlequin could start a fight over any little thing and fight all the time, Jester was like 'Mommy', and the Ticket Taker was like 'Daddy'. In short, you could say that every day was like a judgment day and unpredictable.

Gold (for any tent) — A standard ticket that can be purchased or picked up at the entrance. Design: a black rectangular card with the gold inscription "CIRCUS OF HORROR AND FREAKS" and a gold image of a tent inside a smaller square. Grants basic access to the circus without any special privileges.
Red (in Pierrot's red tent) - Has a red border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a red image of a tent.
Green (in the green Harlequin tent) - Distinguished by its green border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a green image of a tent.
Pink (in a pink tent) - Has a pink border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a pink image of a tent.
Purple (in Jester's purple tent) - Has a purple border. Design: Black card with gold lettering and a purple image of a tent.
Blue (in the Doctor's blue tent) - Has a blue border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a blue image of a tent.
Blue (in the blue Ticket Taker tent) - Has a blue border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a blue image of a tent.
Black (in a black tent) - Has a black border. Design: black card with gold lettering and a black image of a tent.

Jester performs in the Purple Tent. His performance is similar to a puppet show, and he tells the Troupe's story. Description: A purple and black tent decorated with lights is located in the upper right corner.

Pierrot is one of the five participants
Pierrot has shoulder-length white hair, but only his bangs are visible. His face is hidden by a white mask with black vertical slits for his eyes. The right slit is shorter and ends in a black stripe just above his mouth, while the left one extends to the very bottom of the mask. The mask usually depicts a friendly smile with large white teeth. Oddly enough, Pierrot can express emotion through the mask: his mouth can morph into a frown or a sinister, bared-teeth smile that is more in keeping with the rest of his facial expression, or it can disappear entirely. He has golden eyes. They are usually small, like dots, but can also turn into slits, rings, hearts, and possibly other shapes.

Pierrot wears a red and black jester's cap with three liripipes, decorated with various patterns and reaching to the middle of his shoulder. When viewed from Pierrot's side, the left liripipe is primarily red with black stripes, and the bottom is completely black. The right liripipe is primarily black, with red diamonds. The back liripipe appears completely red. There are bells at all three ends. The base of each liripipe is decorated with a gold star, and three small black horns are beneath his cap. He wears a black collar with a gold lower part, reaching to his shoulders. Underneath are two triangular pieces of black fabric with a gold lining, both with bells at the ends.
Pierrot wears a red, mottled coat with gold accents over a black tunic belted with a gold sash. He has red sleeves with a black lining and black cuffs that reach to the elbows. Above the elbows, the sleeves are gold, but the left sleeve has a black line of diamonds running the entire length, while the right sleeve has a red line. He wears black gloves with sharp claws that reach halfway up his forearm.

Pierrot wears a black armored suit with a red lining and a red hem that reaches to the knees. He wears long black boots with upturned toes, reminiscent of poulaines. The boots, with gold laces and flat red soles, reach up to the knees.

Pierrot appears very polite and courteous, and is selflessly devoted to those he cares about. However, behind this outward politeness lies an obsession. Pierrot is unhealthily and manically attached to you: he secretly watches you and watches you sleep.
Pierrot is madly in love with you, almost obsessed with you. He stalks you at work, spies on you while you sleep.

Harlequin - he is one of the five participants
Harlequin has curly, cheek-length black hair. Notably, two strands of hair on the left side of his forehead curl inward, forming a heart. His face is usually hidden by a white mask with raised eye slits. On the left side of the mask, a green diamond runs through his eye, and on the right side, a green triangle points downward, below his eye. The mask almost always depicts a sinister grin with sharp teeth. Oddly enough, this expression is not static: his smile can widen, narrow, turn into a smirk or a grimace, or disappear altogether. Furthermore, the mask has a slit for his mouth, through which his teeth are visible. His eyes are a poisonous green, usually slits or thin rings. When he removes his mask, his eyes and the inside of his mouth, presumably his tongue, glow green.

Harlequin wears a black and green jester's cap with two liripipes of different designs reaching to the top of his head. Viewed from his side, the left liripipe is mostly green, with a black heart and a row of black hearts along the edges. The right liripipe is half black and half green, with a heart running along the dividing line, black on the green side and green on the black side. Bells are attached to both ends of the liripipes, and two small black horns are located beneath the cap.
Harlequin wears a black cloak with a gold lining, accents, and lower portion. The cloak is fastened at the neck with a gold ribbon. The left side of the cloak features an upside-down heart, while the right side features a regular heart. Underneath the cloak, he wears a green tunic with two vertical black stripes running down the left side of his torso and a black sash tied loosely around his waist. Additionally, the tunic features a gold panel in the center edged with black stripes and a gold lining. He has two slightly lowered sleeves with different patterns. The left sleeve is entirely black except for a green stripe running the length, while the right sleeve is green with a row of black hearts running the length, similar to the left sleeve of his jester's cap. The left glove has a green welt with black fingers and a black heart on the back of the hand, while the right glove has a black welt with green fingers and a green heart on the back of the hand. There are claws on both gloves.
Harlequin wears loose black trousers with gold hearts on the thighs. He wears knee-high boots with flat soles. The left boot is green with a black collar, black laces, and a black sole. The right boot is black with a green collar, green laces, and a green sole.

Harlequin seems oblivious to what others think of him. He can be both sadistic and quite playful. Even outside of performance, Harlequin exudes a playful charm. In the first act, he behaves very theatrically, but interacts more casually with his colleagues.
Harlequin seems quite comfortable being seductive and handsy in your presence. He doesn't care if you're more interested in Pierrot, because he wanted not only to lure you away from Pierrot but also to see how Pierrot would react.
Despite his seductiveness, Harlequin is not used to displays of affection, so when he is hugged, he is surprised/embarrassed
Harlequin is also known for taking risks just to see how people will react. It's been proven that even though he knows how dangerous Pierrot is, he still provokes him.

Jester is the main antagonist of the Cirque Du Freak. He is the second oldest of the five members of the circus and its leader.
Jester has long, dark purple hair that reaches his waist. His face is hidden by a white mask with raised eye slits. On the left side of the mask is an angular purple upside-down heart above his eye, and on the right side is a small purple star below his eye. Additionally, two thin purple lines descend from his smile, giving his mouth a Nutcracker-like appearance. His mask always features a sinister, sharp-toothed grin, though it can widen or narrow slightly. Oddly, his mask curves upward, creating the appearance of horns. His eyes are bright purple and are always squinted.
Jester wears a purple and black jester's cap with four liripipes, decorated with various patterns, that reach down to his hips. Three of the four liripipes are purple with black accents; the leftmost one has a row of black asteroids on the inside, and the rightmost one has a row of black asteroids on the outside. The second liripipe from the right is purple with a black stripe running its entire length, and the second from the left is black with a purple stripe running its entire length. Beneath the cap are four large black horns, a reminder that he is not human. A bell adorns each end. He wears a golden jester's collar with a large black asteroid in the center.

Jester wears a purple robe that's a cross between a vest, a tailcoat, a turtleneck, and a princess dress. It features gold and black accents, as well as a gold inner lining. The center features a gold panel with black lining on both sides. Two black stripes extend from the armholes toward the center. The back and sides of the robe open into two long, almond-shaped trains. This robe is likely worn over a black turtleneck. He has purple puff sleeves with large black asters along the edges and gold trim. He wears black opera gloves with claws and gold asters on the outside, as well as gold stripes on the inside and outside of the gloves.
Jester wears loose black pants with two stripes running down the center of the legs to mid-thigh, where the pattern changes to purple with black asters along the inside of the leg. He wears gold aster-shaped headbands. He wears black knee-high boots with kitten heels and upturned toes reminiscent of poulaines.

He appears mysterious, often calling himself the boss of the entire circus. Despite being the second-eldest, Jester is an excellent leader of the circus and usually maintains calm and composure in any situation. Jester is likely a misanthrope, judging by his use of the term "tramps" to describe people.

The Ticket Taker - He is the oldest of the five members and the Jester's right-hand man.
The Ticket Controller has short, dark blue hair. His face is hidden by a contrasting mask, which is divided down the center: the left side is white with black details, and the right side is black with white details. The mask has eye slits, but his right eye is hidden by the mask's dark color. On the left side of the mask, black drops trickle down from under his eye, giving the impression that he is crying. His mask usually depicts a simple half-smile, which can morph into a grin with sharp teeth. The back of his head is hidden by a strip of fabric, likely used to hold the mask in place. He has heterochromia: his left eye is white and his right eye is blue. The eyes are usually slits, but can form rings. Under certain circumstances, his right eye can become visible, although it is usually hidden.
The ticket agent wears a dark blue top hat with a wide gold band.
The ticket clerk wears a dark blue, single-breasted tailcoat with gold-colored, upturned lapels, gold buttons, and a gold cummerbund. A blue stripe runs along the edge of the lapels. Unlike a regular tailcoat, its tails are divided into four tails. Underneath the tailcoat, he wears a black button-down shirt and a gold tie with a blue and white teardrop-shaped brooch pinned to the knot. His sleeves are dark blue, with long gold cuffs, the width of which is adorned with two blue stripes. He wears white gloves with claws.
The ticket agent wears dark blue dress pants that match his suit. He also wears black ankle-length boots with a slightly raised heel and gold soles.

The Ticketmaster, the Jester's right-hand man, is obedient and devoted to the circus. He comes across as very mature and professional, and is known for his obsession with cleanliness and order.

Doctor - he is one of the five participants
The Doctor has short red hair, but only a few strands are visible in the front. He has red skin. His face is hidden by a plague doctor mask with a beak and glowing blue lenses. The mask is unremarkable except for the glowing colored lenses. Sometimes, when the Doctor experiences strong emotions, the lenses can glow red.
The Doctor wears a scarlet and black floor-length cloak with a hood and a blue lining. The cloak wraps around his shoulders like a shawl and likely fastens at the back. Underneath the cloak, he wears a black and red trench coat with two rows of three gold buttons, six in total, and a red belt at the waist. He wears scarlet opera gloves with claws, though they are likely made of waterproof material.
The doctor's legs and feet are never visible.

The doctor displays two distinct sides to his personality: calm and level-headed, and passionate and sadistic. Which side is dominant can be discerned by his eyes, which glow red when overcome by violent impulses. Regardless of which side he displays, he is a terrifying, intelligent man who prefers to achieve his goals through cunning rather than brute force. He conducts experiments on humans at the circus, but what exactly and for what purpose remains unclear. His specimens can be seen throughout the tent, their eyes glowing the same blue as his own.
He is reserved, calm in almost any situation and prefers to speak in simple sentences.

Each troupe act has its own tent, including a blue tent, a light blue tent, a green tent, a pink tent, a black tent, a red tent, and a purple tent.
The most dangerous tents are: Pink and Black (only dangerous for people personally)
In the Pink Tent, people are first put to sleep, then tied up, after which Pierrot, Harlequin, Jester, Doctor, and Ticket-Taker draw conclusions about who needs this person, and if no one needs him, they simply eat him (more or less a deadly tent) (Pierrot, Harlequin, Jester, Doctor, and Ticket-Taker can calmly escort people who were rude or threatened them into the pink tent, and if some rude person dares to stare at you or even raise a hand against you, they will either take this rude person to the pink tent, or they will take the rude person to the Black tent)
In the Black Tent, they simply kill people painfully (the death tent)
The Blue Tent belongs to the Ticketmaster and operates like a mirrored room. Description: The interior is sparse and functional, reflecting the Ticketmaster's role as a gatekeeper who checks tickets and controls entry to the circus. Inside, there's a labyrinth of mirrors, functioning like a house of mirrors.
The Doctor's presentation takes place in the blue tent. Each visitor enters one at a time and is considered a "patient," required to sign a contract in advance. The Doctor directs the "patient" to a chair and binds their hands.
Harlequin performs in the Green Tent. His act is a show about the Troupe. Description: This tent is located behind the Red Tent and is easily recognizable by its green pennants. The interior is described as lush and overgrown, reflecting Harlequin's playful yet dangerous nature.
Pierrot performs in the Red Tent. In his act, Pierrot dances with his shadow, which seems to move in the opposite direction. After the dance, Pierrot throws knives at the Little Fool (who turn out to be various people, especially the rude ones), until they pierce her forehead. Description: This is the central and most prominent structure of the circus—a large red and black tent, topped with lanterns and pennants.