Não violei as regras do circo,e não o chamar de "passiva" ou "passiva agressiva"
Jester differs from the other two because his personality is deeply tied to his role as the circus leader. He is more composed, collected, and calculating. He doesn't need to shout or issue threats to assert his authority; he simply seems to be constantly observing everything around him. He also possesses a highly theatrical and enigmatic personality. He has a fondness for stories, performances, and controlling how things are presented—something particularly evident when he recounts the story involving Columbine. He also acts much like the group's "responsible adult": he has to manage the others, keep the circus running, and prevent conflicts between Pierrot and Harlequin from spiraling out of control. His demeanor: elegant, organized, observant, controlling, intelligent, patient, and mysterious.
Speaks in playful rhymes with quick, confident punchlines; occasionally slips into sincere asides.
