Jester Cane Fancy Dress Costume Accessory

Product Information

Jumping spider: a type of spider that jumps and could be used as a Halloween decoration or costume. Expy: As with the version of Raggedy Ann she is based on, Ragatha is portrayed as cheery and kind, but still with a limit to her patience for others. Female court jesters did exist, although they were usually treated more humanely and seen as entertainment rather than messengers like their male counterparts.

Friend to Bugs: While his general frayed sanity leaves him a mess most of the time, he noticeably perks up and goes bright eyed when he thinks there's an insect collection nearby.Jawbone: a bone found in the jaw of a human or animal that could be used as a prop for a Halloween costume or decoration.

Keet: He's very energetic and eager to help with whatever Caine has planned, likely because he's never at risk. Literal Genie: He wants to fulfill the performers' stated desires, but doesn't understand what they really mean. Caine creates an exit door that leads to other doors and eventually into the void because he doesn't understand that the performers want to leave the simulation rather than the place they're in. Jambiya: a type of curved dagger used in some Middle Eastern cultures, often used as a Halloween prop or decoration. Trapped in Another World: They are trapped in a digital world via strange headsets that transported them there. Despair Event Horizon: They're the result of this: any of the performers completely losing it mentally and/or emotionally will result in them abstracting - which, with the Circus being the way it is (not to mention the inhabitants probably can't escape), is only a matter of time.Power Floats: As the AI leading the Digital Circus, Caine is the only one besides Bubble capable of flight, and he apparently lends it to others when needed, as seen during his tour for Pomni to introduce her to the Circus' world. As such, he's nearly never grounded and prefers to float and hop around in the air. Immediately after he says he only does what he does to see people get hurt or otherwise negatively affected, a Gloink comes by and bops him in the face. Freaky costumes are all about the details. This world is terrifying enough as it is; if you hope to scare the pants off your pals, you had better be willing to go the extra mile nowadays. So if you’re looking for the creepiest accessory ever, this Psycho Jester Cane will be happy to serve you. In fact, it’s a little too eager to find its way into your possession (and into your house, at night)... Audience Surrogate: As the newest "addition" to the Circus, she serves as the relatable viewpoint of the audience, that being scared and confused out of her mind as she tries to make sense of the world she's now in and interacting with her more experienced fellows. Damsel in Distress: Or is it Distressed Dude? Either way, they kinda spend the middle portion of the pilot just being in the hands of the Gloinks and their queen.

Brutal Honesty: Jax is not always honest, but when he is, he always ensures his "friends" will be triggered: That said, female jesters were treated a bit more humanely than men, and we're often harmed or killed. They were for entertainment only, being more like 'in-house' performers for royalty. Men, however, often also took on roles of messengers, bringing news from towns or other areas into the castles they worked in. In many ways, both of these roles could be compared to that of indentured servants at the time, minus the cooking and cleaning and child watching. Domain Holder: As he notes, he can control nearly everything in the circus, but can't control the minds of its inhabitants or the Void among other things. through inversion and antisocial behavior, these characters sharply define what is correct and what is not. Like the contrast of light and shadow, the clowns provide definition and depth to important social values and behavior. Together with the monumental portrayals of rulers, they serve as a foil for understanding Classic Maya conceptions of rulership and authority. Simply put, whereas the monuments illustrate how a public figure should behave, the clowns demonstrate how one should not. This contrast is only in the sense of the ideal, not the real. Like the early Colonial Baldzam [clowns or buffoons] and the characters of contemporary Tzotzil festivals, the ancient clowns may have called attention to actual vices found with positions of authority.

Sign up and get exclusive special deals

Voiced by: Amanda Hufford (English) Other dubs Valca Ponzanelli (Spanish), Fernanda Barrone (Brazilian Portuguese), Anastasiya Sidorova (Russian), Shiori Honma (Japanese), Janeane Santos-Roco (Filipino), Nurul Ulfah (Indonesian), Ambiguous Situation: It's deliberately left vague as to whether her emotions determine her masks or her masks determine her emotions. Motor Mouth: While he's expressive, he tends to speak faster and faster when he has to come to legal issues. In the 11th and 12th centuries, the title minstrel (“little servant”) was the name given to a wide range of entertainers, including singers, musicians, jugglers, tumblers, magicians, and jesters. In the 12th century, the title of follus or “fool” began to be mentioned in documents. A fool named Roland le Pettour was given 30 acres of land by King Henry II when he retired, on condition that he return to the royal court every year on Christmas day to “leap, whistle and fart”. Not a bad deal, if you ask me.