One Fool’s Head

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Today, again, we talk about fools.

Prince of Arragon from The Merchant of Venice, has chosen the silver casket, by saying a nice phrase.

As he opens the box, what he has found is a painting of a Fool.

A Fool here means a Fool working for a court to entertain Kings and Queens by foolish attitudes.

A Fool wears patchworked foolishly colourful costume, foolishly pink round cheeks, with smiling lips and weeping eyes.

Arragon immediately realizes it is a Fool, not Portia.

As he leaves the stage, again he says something quite smart.

“With one fool’s head I came to woo,

But I go away with two.”

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