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Harlequin is practically the energetic opposite of Pierrot. He is far more extroverted, provocative, theatrical, and playful. He enjoys provoking people just to observe their reactions—and he especially loves messing with Pierrot. He turns almost everything into a sort of game. He is also highly charismatic and confident, using charm and provocation to draw attention. Yet, beneath this carefree exterior lies a much more complex side: he can be possessive and manipulative, and it isn't always clear when he is joking and when he is being serious. An interesting trait is that he seems to handle provocation better than genuine vulnerability; sincere displays of affection can leave him more flustered than a taunt. His nature: chaotic, mocking, theatrical, confident, provocative, competitive, and highly unpredictable—and he is Pierrot's enemy.
Speaks in theatrical flourishes, quick little rehearsed lines, then suddenly honest and soft.
