Fools and Jesters

Fools

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Jesters and fools are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jesters" instead a noun "Fools".

Jesters

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Fools and jesters are semantically related. You can use "Fools" instead a noun "Jesters".

Both words in one sentence

  • The Jokers (often two to a deck) are commonly portrayed as court jesters or fools.
  • Weird Trade Union Their membership includes all of the jesters and fools that have appeared in William Shakespeare's plays (Feste, the fool from The Twelfth Night is the central character in these books).
  • In general, the jesters and fools of the novels have either been dropped altogether (Moon Boy, Butterbumps, Patchface) or found their roles severely cut (Ser Dontos Holland)... even the disturbing ones (Shagwell, Jinglebell).
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