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		<title>By: Jay</title>
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		<description>The Origin of the Joker a.k.a. &#8220;The Man Who Laughs&#8221;. 
 
In the Origin of the &quot;The Man Who Laughs,&quot; the joker is a young lad and a pathetic victim instead 
of his usual role as a villain. In this moving melodrama he had a dual role, starring as both 
Gwynplaine (The Man Who Laughs), and also as Lord Clancharlie, Gwynplaine&#039;s father, a Scottish 
nobleman who has rebelled against King James II in 17th-century Britain. As Lord Clancharlie is 
being placed for execution in the notorious &quot;Iron Maiden,&quot; he asks what will be done with his son, 
Gwynplaine. King James&#039; cruel jester pulls the boys mouth apart in a grimace, and the king 
understands that the young boy with a beaming, angelic smile will be given to a notorious band of 
nomads, the Comprachicos. 
 
The Comprachicos purposely disfigure the young boy by carving the corners of his mouth into a 
fixed, hideous grin. As if what they have done turns into a bad Omen, the Comprachicos are exiled 
from England, abandoning Gwynplaine in the English countryside during a severe snowstorm burning 
his facial expression into a permanent one. 
 
Plodding through the storm, the youngster comes across a baby girl in the arms of her frozen and 
lifeless mother. Although the boy doesn&#039;t have any reason to perpetuate acts of kindness due to 
his practically shattered spirit, his heart goes out to this young child, and he rescues her. As 
he plods through the howling storm with the baby in tow, they are saved by a small traveling 
troupe of actors who are led by kindly philosopher, Ursus. Ursus is horrified when he sees 
Gwynplaine&#039;s disfigured face, and he realizes that the baby girl, Dea, is blind. 
 
They are both adopted by the troupe, and years later Dea, has grown into a beautiful blind girl. 
A romance of the heart, not of the eyes, develops between Gwyplaine and Dea. Gwynplaine, who has 
now become a famous performing clown, is finally happy, and fate steps in when Gwynplaine discovers 
he is heir to a peerage and is summoned back to London. 
 
It is there that his life will take a fateful turn when the jester who had persuaded the king to 
disfigure Gwynplaine and the queen, see an opportunity to continue their mind-twisted torture. 
 
MAYBE THEN ALL WILL UNDERSTAND WHY JOKER LOST IT. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Origin of the Joker a.k.a. &ldquo;The Man Who Laughs&rdquo;. </p>
<p>In the Origin of the &quot;The Man Who Laughs,&quot; the joker is a young lad and a pathetic victim instead<br />
of his usual role as a villain. In this moving melodrama he had a dual role, starring as both<br />
Gwynplaine (The Man Who Laughs), and also as Lord Clancharlie, Gwynplaine&#039;s father, a Scottish<br />
nobleman who has rebelled against King James II in 17th-century Britain. As Lord Clancharlie is<br />
being placed for execution in the notorious &quot;Iron Maiden,&quot; he asks what will be done with his son,<br />
Gwynplaine. King James&#039; cruel jester pulls the boys mouth apart in a grimace, and the king<br />
understands that the young boy with a beaming, angelic smile will be given to a notorious band of<br />
nomads, the Comprachicos. </p>
<p>The Comprachicos purposely disfigure the young boy by carving the corners of his mouth into a<br />
fixed, hideous grin. As if what they have done turns into a bad Omen, the Comprachicos are exiled<br />
from England, abandoning Gwynplaine in the English countryside during a severe snowstorm burning<br />
his facial expression into a permanent one. </p>
<p>Plodding through the storm, the youngster comes across a baby girl in the arms of her frozen and<br />
lifeless mother. Although the boy doesn&#039;t have any reason to perpetuate acts of kindness due to<br />
his practically shattered spirit, his heart goes out to this young child, and he rescues her. As<br />
he plods through the howling storm with the baby in tow, they are saved by a small traveling<br />
troupe of actors who are led by kindly philosopher, Ursus. Ursus is horrified when he sees<br />
Gwynplaine&#039;s disfigured face, and he realizes that the baby girl, Dea, is blind. </p>
<p>They are both adopted by the troupe, and years later Dea, has grown into a beautiful blind girl.<br />
A romance of the heart, not of the eyes, develops between Gwyplaine and Dea. Gwynplaine, who has<br />
now become a famous performing clown, is finally happy, and fate steps in when Gwynplaine discovers<br />
he is heir to a peerage and is summoned back to London. </p>
<p>It is there that his life will take a fateful turn when the jester who had persuaded the king to<br />
disfigure Gwynplaine and the queen, see an opportunity to continue their mind-twisted torture. </p>
<p>MAYBE THEN ALL WILL UNDERSTAND WHY JOKER LOST IT.</p>
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