The name 'Harlequin' originates from a demon character in medieval tales, first documented by the 12th-century monk Orderic Vitalis. It later appeared in French passion plays and is possibly linked to King Herla from Germanic legend. The name evolved to represent a comic servant character in Italian commedia dell'arte, known for his checkered costume, agility, and trickster qualities. Harlequin's role as a light-hearted, nimble servant who thwarts his master's plans and pursues his love interest...