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The character of a clown or fool in shakespeare's plays is often

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The character of a clown or fool in Shakespeare's plays is often

A. the play's main protagonist.

B. more dangerous than he appears.

C. wiser than expected.

D. the most flawed character.

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The clown or a fool is usually a commoner who would use their wits to outdo people who were monarchs, aristocrats, intellectuals, or similar.
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