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Put on your thinking cap

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It's this guy who played the part of jesters in Shakespeare's plays giving examples of different types of fools.  I'm not even halfway done with it and it is super hilarious.  This character Jack Oates beats a bagpipe player to the ground, grabs his bagpipes, and burns them.  And he also steals a pie, jumps in a moat and starts eating it while he's up to his armpits in water.  And that is the example of a natural fool, apparently, as opposed to an artificial one. What manner of japery will Jack Oates find himself up to next?  I simply cannot wait to find out!