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The persona in The Laugher may be likened to anybody who chooses to put on a cheerful facade for the public to see but is really formal, serious and humorless in his private side. This immediately brings to mind the two contrasting faces of theater-the sad and happy face. This further reinforces the idea that it never pays to pretend to be somebody else you're not. Life will always have its smiles and frowns-it's a fact of life. Perhaps, the character fleshed out in the selection may not have used his job (that of a laugher) as an avenue to escape from the silent bond that ties him to his uneventful life, like others do, but he remains to be a metaphor for the modern-day individual.
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Who is the wife of timo boll?
Rodelia Jacobi
When did Heinrich Keimig die?
Heinrich Keimig died in 1966.
When was Heinrich Krug born?
Heinrich Krug was born in 1911.
When was Heinrich Kreutz born?
Heinrich Kreutz was born in 1854.
When did Heinrich Agathon Bernstein die?
Georg Heinrich Bernstein died in 1860.
