Flavio | Jester x Lelio ( remix : i helped make Flavio)

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@Catfacelover , if there's anything you were wanting that I didn't add, if it's to how he looks or acts, PLEASE TELL ME, BRO ( ITS BOOTIFUL, EEMON) ...don't ask how it happened...but, Jester and Lelio had a child! And this is Flavio! He belongs to both @Catfacelover and @Ender_potato1 ! (yes, indeed. this it girl does) He looks a little girly, but we can tell who he got that from :3 (*COUGH COUGH* both Lel and Jes) So, the Flavio in Comedia dell'arte, is very much alike the Lelio. But for this oc, since Lelio sings, Flavio is a poet, and makes poetry for his performances. Alike Lelio, Flavio is very charismatic and charming. Where Jester plays into this is that this Flavio has beautiful long hair. Flavio also thinks the same way Jester does, only trusting someone if it benefits him in some way. The Flavio is also attached to MC! Flavio is 6'5 (Pierrot's hight) Also, the eyes being like that actually have to do Lelio's lore that I haven't released yet. Flavio: (got this from Google) Flavio is a classic male stock character of the young lover (Innamorato) in Commedia dell'Arte, and the stage name of the famous Renaissance actor Flaminio Scala. [1] (https://www.factionoffools.org/whats-commedia), [2] (https://www.delpiano.com/carnival/html/innamorati.html), [3] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaminio_Scala)The Character of FlavioRole: Flavio is an Innamorato (young lover) whose romantic entanglements drive the main plot of the play.Appearance: Unlike most commedia characters, lovers like Flavio never wear masks. Instead, they wear heavy makeup, beauty marks, and the most expensive, fashionable outfits the theater troupe can afford.Style: He strikes proud poses, gestures dramatically, and speaks in eloquent, well-read Tuscan, often reciting poetry or singing. [1] (https://mayhemmadnessmasksandmimes-commediadellarte.weebly.com/flavio-and-isabella-innamorati.html), [2] (https://www.delpiano.com/carnival/html/innamorati.html), [3] (https://www.factionoffools.org/whats-commedia)Flaminio Scala (Stage Name: Flavio)History: Flaminio Scala (1552–1624) was a legendary Italian actor and manager who used Flavio as his primary stage name.Legacy: He wrote Il Teatro delle Favole Rappresentative, the first-ever published collection of commedia scenarios, which helped inspire major playwrights like William Shakespeare. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaminio_Scala)