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Do What You Want*

### Songwriter(s)

Jisoo Kobzar, Paul "DJ White Shadow" Blair, Martin Bresso, William Grigahcine, Himself

### Producer(s)

Kobzar, Blair

"**Do What You Want**" is a song by Ukrainian-Korean singer Jisoo featuring Serbian singer Himself from Jisoo's third studio album, 3:36 (2020). It was written by Jisoo Kobzar, Paul "DJ White Shadow" Blair, Martin Bresso, William Grigahcine and Himself. The song was produced by Kobzar and Blair. It was released by Interscope Records on April 3, 2020, as the second single from the album. It is a synth-pop and electropop song featuring 1980s-style synthesizers and an electronic instrumental track. The song's lyrics represent themes of sexual submission, with Kobzar telling detractors that her thoughts, dreams, and feelings are her own, no matter what one does with her body.

## Recording and composition

"Do What You Want" is a mid-tempo synth-pop and electropop track, drawing influence from 1980s-inspired throbbing synths and an electronic beat. Eric R. Danton of Rolling Stone described it as a "muscular club beat". James Montgomery from MTV News said that a "lurching, lascivious beat" was the main backbone of the song, interspersed with Jisoo's loud-voiced vocals, a "corky" chorus and himself's "cool, coital" singing. The song's chorus is built around arpeggios. Complex described its "Do what you want, what you want with my body" hook as "catchy and somewhat raunchy". The song's lyrics represent themes of sexual submissiveness, with Kobzar telling off detractors that her thoughts, dreams, and feelings are her own, no matter what one does with her body. Jim Farber of New York Daily News suggested "Do What You Want" to be a response to "everyone who ever made a tart comment about her — which, by now, involves half the planet". Kobzar and Himself alternate singing the lines "Do what you want/ What you want with my body/ Do what you want/ What you want with my body/ Write what you want, say what you want about me/ If you want you know that I'm not sorry".

According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.com, "Do What You Want" is set in the time signature of common time, with a moderate tempo of 96 beats per minute. It is composed in the key of A major with Jisoo's vocals spanning the tonal nodes of E3 to F♯5. The song follows a basic sequence of D–E–F♯m–E–D–E as its chord progression. "Do What You Want" was recorded at Conway Recording Studios in Hollywood, California and Jisoo's tour bus studio, in North America. Kobzar's vocals were recorded by Dave Russell and Bill Malina, while Himself's by Abel Garibaldi and Ian Moonness. Russell held primary mixing of the track with additional support from Benjamin Rice, Ghazi Hourani, Zane Shoemake, and Dino "SpeedoVee" Zisis. The song's instrumentals include guitars by Tim Stewart, programming by Rick Pearl, and audio mastering done by Gene Grimaldi at Oasis Mastering Studios in Burbank, California.
Jester

* Jester of Genocide
* Jester (Crazy Gang)
* Jesters (Cyberchase)
* Jester (DC Comics)
* Jester (Devil May Cry)
* Jester (Doraemon)
* Jester (Great Adventures)
* Jester (Jane and the Dragon)
* Jester (Mana)
* Jester (Marvel)
* Jester (Oz)
* Jester (Pocahontas)
* Jester (Pocket Dragon Adventures)
* Jester (Puppet Master)
My Head and My Heart

### Songwriter(s)

Jang Wonyoung · Henry Walter · Madison Love · Aleksey Potekhin · Sergey Zhukov · Thomas Eriksen · Tia Scola

### Producer(s)

Cirkut · Earwulf · Jonas Blue

"My Head and My Heart" is the debut solo single by South Korean rapper and singer Jang Wonyoung. It was released on April 8, 2024, through WP Media and Republic Records. The dance and pop anthem was written by Max, Madison Love, Aleksey Potekhin, Sergey Zhukov, Tia Scola, Earwulf, and Cirkut, with production handled by the latter two producers and Jonas Blue.
List of awards and nominations received by Jisoo

Jisoo has been nominated total of 23 times. 0 are pending. Jisoo has won 12 awards in total

## American Music Awards

Jisoo has been nominated 4 times for American Music Awards and won 3 times.

 Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist
 "Team"
 *"Titleless"* | Favorite Pop/Rock Album
 2018

## Grammy Awards

Jisoo has been nominated ? times for Grammy Awards and won ? times.

## MTV Awards

### MTV Video Music Awards

Jisoo has been nominated 12 times for MTV Video Music Awards and won 5 times.

### MTV Europe Music Awards

Jisoo has been nominated 6 times for MTV Europe Music Awards and won 4 times.

 Herself
 Best Pop
 Best Alternative
 Best Push Act
 Best South Korean Act
Cinderella Serial Killer Princess (TPB)

*Category Page*
This is the first collected volume of Cinderella Serial Killer Princess comics. It contains issues 1-4 which were published between December 14, 2016 and April 12, 2017. There has been one edition.

Cinderella is back in a brand new series!

A loyal servant to the Dark Horde, Cindy, turned her back on it to help save the world. And all she got for her trouble was a brutal death. But sometimes those that die get a second chance and now Cindy is back with a thirst for blood. And once she's had her revenge not a single hero in the Grimm Universe will be left alive.

Collects Cinderella: Serial Killer Princess #1 – 4.
List of awards and nominations received

Himself is an American singer, songwriter, director, model, designer, dancer, and pianist. He is regarded as a Pop Icon, World Prince of Pop, Fashion Icon, and Pop Legend and is credited by critics with influencing the revival of Teen Pop during the mid 2010s. Besides, Prince of Pop is an honorific nickname most commonly associated with him, also he became the First Teen male artist in history and garnered honorific titles including the "King Of Pop" and "Emperor Of Pop".

In total, He has been nominated for eleven Grammy with one win. He have also been nominated for 30 MTV Video Music Awards winning eight times, for American Music Awards 14 times winning five times.

 Nominations
 Pending
New Beginnings

*New Beginnings* is issue #1 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

Kicking off a new chapter in the life of everyone's favorite female archer. On her own for the first time in years Robyn goes back to what she knows and loves…taking cases that pay little and make her life a living hell! New villains…new adventures…and a new creative team bring you this can't miss new series that will show Robyn as you've never seen her before. I Love NY #1 Kicking off a new chapter in the life of everyone's favorite female archer. On her own for the first time in years Robyn goes back to what she knows and loves…taking cases that pay little and make her life a living hell! New villains…new adventures…and a new creative team bring you this can't miss new series that will show Robyn as you've never seen her before. I Love NY #1 Kicking off a new chapter in the life of everyone's favorite female archer. On her own for the first time in years Robyn goes back to what she knows and loves…taking cases that pay little and make her life a living hell! New villains…new adventures…and a new creative team bring you this can't miss new series that will show Robyn as you've never seen her before.

## Gallery

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A New York Knight

*A New York Knight* is issue #8 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

When a slippery foe disappears into the streets and alleyways of Brooklyn, the Realm Knights turn to Robyn for help. Together with Masumi, Earth's Knight, they traverse the darkest corners of Brooklyn's underbelly. From Brighton Beach and Bushwick to Cobble Hill and Flatbush, Robyn and Masumi follow the trail of death and destruction left by this villain, racing to find him before his evil machinations change New York forever.

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Child of Darkness (I Love NY)

*Child of Darkness* is issue #11 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

Child of Darkness- Revenge can be a cancer, eating at your soul. Alina Rose knows this all too well. She's been harboring her hatred for Robyn since childhood, sharpening it like a blade. But the time to strike has finally arrived. And neither Robyn nor NYC can be prepared for what's going to happen.

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New York State of Mind

*New York State of Mind* is issue #10 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

New York State of Mind. New York City needs a guardian angel and Robyn has unselfishly answered the call time and time again. But she's starting to wonder if that's what she really wants. Luckily, big questions are sometimes answered in small ways, even in the Big Apple.

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Marotte

A marotte is a prop stick or sceptre with a carved head on it. Jesters usually used a marotte. The word is borrowed from the French, where it signifies either a fool's **(***literal***)** "*bauble*", or a fad***/***craze.

Typically carried by a jester or harlequin, the miniature head will often reflect the costume of the jester who carries it. Modern marottes typically have music boxes or other machinery built into the head. Older marottes may utilize swivel heads with bells.

## In popular culture

In the children's TV series *Rentaghost*, the stick was referred to as a "*Tiny Timothy*".

In Verdi's opera Rigoletto, the singer of the title-role—who is a jester—carries a marotte, which often has on it the faces of comedy and tragedy.
This Sucks

*This Sucks* is issue #5 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

When bodies start to stack like cord wood in morgues throughout New York City, Robyn is forced to call on Angelica Blackstone to help unearth the murderous culprit. But nothing could have prepared them for what they find lurking in the deep shadows of the city. Can Robyn and Hellchild survive a foe whose singular purpose is terror? Or will the battle bleed them dry?

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Death Force 1

*Death Force 1* is issue #1 in the *Death Force* mini series crossover.

## Summary

Rick Murphy was just an ordinary cop until he stumbled onto the wrong case. Left for dead by the criminals he meant to bring to justice, he is given a second chance at life with one catch…gain the power to take revenge on the men that wronged him in exchange for his soul. Now with the DeathForce power his to command he is ready for vengeance. But will the dark power at his control let him have his revenge…or consume him?

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Characters 2018

2016 - 2017 — **2018** — 2019 - 2020
Characters are important to every story. Here is a list of the characters from this series and a look at their first appearances. Characters shown in flashbacks or photographs for their first appearance will be listed twice if they later make an appearance in person, unless that first appearance is in the same issue in which case the flashback or photograph will be ignored and their first actual appearance will be chosen. Likewise characters shown in issues or trades with multiple stories where the one or ones they appear in doesn't include any main universe Death Force characters will be listed twice, first in that and then in the issue which contains their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters, unless their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters occurs in the same issue or trade, just in a later story in it. Crossover events are the exception for this. All pictures should be their very first appearance in the first issue they are in regardless of how closely it does or doesn't resemble them.

Characters listed on this page made their Death Force comic debut in 2018.

## February

Week of February 14th

Template:I Love NY (TPB)

2016 - 2017 — **2018** — 2019 - 2020
End Game

*End Game* is issue #12 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

FINAL ISSUE! End Game. Robyn barely escaped with her life after facing Alina Rose. But before her wounds or her confidence have time to heal, she's forced to strike back to save the city from an evil that threatens to consume it. This series-ending battle takes Robyn to the brink and sets the stage for what will become the next chapter in her life ... if she can survive.

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Death Force 2

*Death Force 2* is issue #2 in the *Death Force* mini series crossover.

## Summary

Brought back from the brink of death officer Rick Murphy is a changed man. His humanity is gone…replaced by an incredible power that has taken over him completely. Now virtually unstoppable as Death Force he uses this dark power to seek revenge on the men who killed the woman he loved…and nothing in heaven or hell can help anyone who stands in his way.

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Quests

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See also: *Party Alignment (Normal Mode)*
Death Force Wiki

## Welcome to the Death Force Wiki

Welcome to the Death Force Comic Wiki. This site is dedicated to Zenescope's Death Force comic series and any crossovers it might have with other series in the Grimm Fairy Tales universe. If you want to help out, feel free, but read the rules first. As of today, January 29, 2024, this wiki contains 50 articles and 184 images.

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Characters 2017

2015 - 2016 — **2017** — 2018 - 2019
Characters are important to every story. Here is a list of the characters from this series and a look at their first appearances. Characters shown in flashbacks or photographs for their first appearance will be listed twice if they later make an appearance in person, unless that first appearance is in the same issue in which case the flashback or photograph will be ignored and their first actual appearance will be chosen. Likewise characters shown in issues or trades with multiple stories where the one or ones they appear in doesn't include any main universe Death Force characters will be listed twice, first in that and then in the issue which contains their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters, unless their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters occurs in the same issue or trade, just in a later story in it. Crossover events are the exception for this. All pictures should be their very first appearance in the first issue they are in regardless of how closely it does or doesn't resemble them.

Characters listed on this page made their Death Force comic debut in 2017.

## January

Week of January 18th

A New York Knight

There were ?? characters in this issue.

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- RH I Love NY 8

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Week of January 25th

Back to Magic School

There were ? new characters in this issue.

## February

Week of February 22nd

Death In NYC

There were ?? characters in this issue.

```
- RH I Love NY 9

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## March

Week of March 15th

Bunnicorns

There were ? new characters in this issue.

New York State of Mind

There were ?? characters in this issue.

```
- RH I Love NY 10

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## April

Week of April 12th

Golden-Eyed Cyclops

There were ? new characters in this issue.

Week of April 19th

Child of Darkness

There were ?? characters in this issue.

```
- RH I Love NY 11

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## May

Week of May 3rd

Death Force (TPB)

There were 0 new characters in this issue. It is a collection of six previously published issues: Death Force 1, Death Force 2, Death Force 3, Death Force 4, Death Force 5, and Death Force 6.

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- The Fires of Vengeance

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Week of May 17th

End Game

There were ?? characters in this issue.

```
- RH I Love NY 12

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## June

Week of June 21st

Cinderella Serial Killer Princess (TPB)

There were 0 new characters in this issue. It is a collection of four previously published issues: Voodoo Slumber Party, Back to Magic School, Bunnicorns, and Golden-Eyed Cyclops.

2015 - 2016 — **2017** — 2018 - 2019
Red Agent In the Big Apple

*Red Agent In the Big Apple* is issue #3 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

The supernatural PI business isn’t what it used to be and the money hasn’t been flowing in the way Robyn had hoped. At this point she’ll take whatever she can get including a run of the mill, cheating husband case that happens to walk through her door. But this case is far from ordinary and it will take the help of an unexpected ally for Robyn to solve it without losing her life.

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Characters 2016

2014 - 2015 — **2016** — 2017 - 2018
Characters are important to every story. Here is a list of the characters from this series and a look at their first appearances. Characters shown in flashbacks or photographs for their first appearance will be listed twice if they later make an appearance in person, unless that first appearance is in the same issue in which case the flashback or photograph will be ignored and their first actual appearance will be chosen. Likewise characters shown in issues or trades with multiple stories where the one or ones they appear in doesn't include any main universe Death Force characters will be listed twice, first in that and then in the issue which contains their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters, unless their first appearance with main universe Death Force characters occurs in the same issue or trade, just in a later story in it. Crossover events are the exception for this. All pictures should be their very first appearance in the first issue they are in regardless of how closely it does or doesn't resemble them.

Characters listed on this page made their Death Force comic debut in 2016.

## June

Week of June 1st

Death Force 1

There were 15 new characters and 5 new groups in this issue.

TalonMayor Deveraux and BodyguardsRick MurphyNeal RobertsDerrick's WomanDerrick's SonDerrick TysonMissy Werner
Week of June 15th

New Beginnings

There were ? new characters in this issue.

Robyn Locksley
Week of June 22th

Death Force 2

There were 2 new characters and 1 new group of characters in this issue.

## July

Week of July 13th

Back In Business

There were ?? characters in this issue.

Week of July 27th

Death Force 3

There was 1 new character, 1 flashback of a new character, and 1 flashback of a group of new characters in this issue.

## August

Week of August 17th

Red Agent In the Big Apple

There were ?? characters in this issue.

Week of August 24th

Death Force 4

There was 1 new group of characters in this issue.

## September

Week of September 21st

Send In the Clowns

There were ?? characters in this issue.

## October

Week of October 5th

Heroes Reborn
(Timeless Classic) / (Auld Lang Syne) / (Mad Dreams) / (Totem) / (Judgement Rising)

There was ?? new characters in this issue.

Week of October 12th

Death Force 5

There was 1 new group of characters in this issue.

This Sucks

There were ?? characters in this issue.

## November

Week of November 16th

Death Force 6

There were 3 new characters, 1 new group of characters, and 1 drawing of a new character in this issue.

New York's Most Wanted

There were ?? characters in this issue.

## December

Week of December 14th

Voodoo Slumber Party

There were ? new characters in this issue.

Week of December 28th

A Hunter, an Archer, and a Sucker

There were ?? characters in this issue.

2014 - 2015 — **2016** — 2017 - 2018
Death In NYC

*Death In NYC* is issue #9 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

Death Force is on an unexplainable rampage in NYC. Robyn fights to protect her home turf, stop Death Force from hurting innocent people, and solve the mystery of his madness. But revenge comes in many shapes and sizes and, in this case, with the power of a dragon!

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Send In the Clowns

*Send In the Clowns* is issue #4 of *Robyn Hood: I Love NY*.

## Summary

Robyn has always been a champion for the weak and innocent. So when kids start disappearing all over New York, Robyn embarks on a cross-city manhunt to find the predators responsible. But she never counted on their floppy shoes, water-squirting flowers and red rubber noses. The action swirls like a carnival tune when foes from Wonderland invade Manhattan in the latest chapter of Robyn Hood: I Love New York.

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Mister Lookit

"***Mister Lookit***" is a jester puppet, wearing the traditional cap and bells, who, according to CBS-TV, "lives in your television set ... just leave the dials turned to WCBS-TV and he'll be along in no time.

"He may seem impertinent at first, but don't let his manner throw you. Like most show people, he's merely trying to be entertaining. Admittedly, he's a ham, but we think you'll find him pretty valuable to have around. He'll keep the inside of your picture-tube clean, he'll battle the static and he'll help to unscramble the ghosts in your set. Most important of all, however, he'll keep you posted on the best shows on television-the shows on the CBS Television network."

"Mister Four" is a puppet "but he's no dummy," WNBT said in its introductory ad for him in New York newspapers. "Actually, he's real smart," the copy read. "Without moving a muscle or ever touching the dial on his tv set, he watches the finest in all television ... He pops into sight between programs on ch. 4 and calls your attention to NBC shows so spectacular they excite even his mahogany heart.
"Rather stylish is Mister Four. Always dresses for the occasion. Describes a western program wearing chaps. Chats about our fancy evening-time shows garbed in white tie, topper and monocle, and trousers."

Noting that "Mister Four" is not the only "symbolic puppet in New York television," the WNBT ad reported "there's a new puppet too on one of our delightfully competitive tv stations. And while we would be the last in the world to start a Hatfield-McCoy between two puppets, we must report that our puppet thinks our neighbor's puppet has sawdust in his head."

This slur has so far been ignored by "Mister Lookit" and by William Golden, creative director of the CBS Television advertising dept., which brought the jester puppet into the world of television and promotion. Filmed by Punch Films in a series of 132 different 20- second trailers for CBS video programs, "*Mister Lookit"* is available to all of the network's tv affiliates.

In contrast, "Mister Four" is strictly a WNBT employe, confining his activities to the New York area served by that station. He is the brainchild of Max Buck, director of advertising, sales promotion and merchandising for the station.
Bunnicorns

*Bunnicorns* is issue #3 in the *Cinderella: Serial Killer Princess* mini series crossover.

## Summary

Cindy’s bloodlust for Robyn is building as her mission for the Order of the Tarot extends into the other realms of power. Is any place safe when one of the craziest denizens of the Grimm Universe takes on the most insane realm it has to offer, Wonderland?

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Death Cactus

The Death Cactus is the final boss of the Year of the Cactus. Once defeated, the player will enter the Year of Onuku.

## Description

The Death Cactus is a crimson rotting cactus with a cluster of eyes on the top. It resides in an obsidian pot and moves with the help of a one-eyed table made of flesh. The table's legs move toward the player and damages it.

The Death Cactus can inflict the Poison Debuff on the player with its Corpse Flower, which is attached to its side and shoots toxic fumes at the player.

## Summoning

To summon the Death Cactus, the player must acquire the Cursed Hand from a Lost Soul. The player must then click it against a Gnarly Cactus. The Spouse will then die, but will return after the Death Cactus is defeated. They will then tell you,

> "What were you thinking?! Don't you know that if you take a Cursed Hand from a Lost Soul, it will kill your lover if you prick it?".
>
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## Drops

The Death Cactus drops the Spouse upon death, but it can also drop the Flesh Table Mount, the Rotten Cactus Club, the Bow and Eye, and the Gift of the Corpse Flower.
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Comics: 0-9 A B C **D** E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

* ***Death Force 1** (2016)*
* ***Death Force 2** (2016)*
* ***Death Force 3** (2016)*
* ***Death Force 4** (2016)*
* ***Death Force 5** (2016)*
* ***Death Force 6** (2016)*
* ***Death Force (TPB)** (2017)*
* ***Death In NYC** (2017)*

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Triboulet

Triboulet (1479–1536) was a jester of kings Louis XII and Francis I of France. He appears in Book 3 of François Rabelais' Pantagrueline chronicles. He appears in Victor Hugo's Le Roi s'amuse and its opera version, Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto, a blend of "Triboulet" and French rigoler (to laugh), intended to deflect the censorship that Hugo's work had received. A triboulet, a jester dressed entirely in red, is a character associated with the carnival of Monthey in Switzerland.

## Attributed famous quotes

* Triboulet once came to the Monarch with a complaint.

Triboulet: "A noble has threatened to hang me!"
The Monarch: "Don't worry! If he hangs you I'll have him beheaded fifteen minutes later."
Triboulet: "Well, would it be possible to behead him 15 minutes before?"
* Once, Triboulet could not contain himself and slapped the monarch on the bum. The monarch lost his temper and threatened to execute Triboulet. A little later, the monarch calmed down a little and promised to forgive Triboulet if he could think of an apology more insulting than the offending deed. A few seconds later, Triboulet responded: "I'm so sorry, your majesty, that I didn't recognize you! I mistook you for the Queen!"

## Death

Having broken an order from Francis I forbidding Triboulet from making jokes on the queen and courtesans, the king ordered that he should be put to death. Having served particularly well the king for many years, Francis I granted Triboulet the right to choose the way he would die. Triboulet, with his sharp mind, said the following: "Bon sire, par sainte Nitouche et saint Pansard, patrons de la folie, je demande à mourir de vieillesse." which translates to: "Sir, for Saint Nitouche's and Saint Pansard's sake, patrons of insanity, I choose to die from old age." Having no other choice than to laugh, the king ordered that Triboulet must not be executed, but rather instead be banished from the realm.
John Pace

John Pace (c.1523 – c.1590) was a jester to Duke of Norfolk, and later at the court of Elizabeth I.

## Life

Pace was probably a nephew of English diplomat Richard Pace. He was educated at Eton College, and in 1539 was elected a scholar of King's College, Cambridge. He apparently left the university before he finished his studies, although he was popularly credited with being a master of arts.

He may have been jester to Henry VIII, although this is doubted. It is probable that he became jester in the household of the Duke of Norfolk before Henry VIII's death; in Elizabeth's reign he was transferred to the court. That a man of education like Pace should have voluntarily assumed "the fool's coat" often excited hostile comment. To such criticism Pace's friend, John Heywood, the epigrammatist, once answered that it was better for the common weal for wise men to "go in fools' coats" than for fools to "go in wise men's gowns".

Thomas Nash authored epistles honouring Pace.

## His wit

Two examples of Pace's wit survive. Cardinal Allen relates in his An Apology for the English Seminaries (1581) that when the English government interdicted the circulation of catholic books in England, ‘madde J. Pace, meeting one day with M. Juel [i.e. John Jewel, bishop of Salisbury], saluted his lordship courtly, and said, "Now, my Lord, you may be at rest with these felowes, for you are quit by proclamation."' Francis Bacon relates in his Apothegms New and Old (1625) that 'Pace the bitter fool was not suffered to come at the Queen because of his bitter humour. Yet at one time some persuaded the Queen that he should come to her; undertaking for him that he should keep compass. So he was brought to her, and the Queen said: "Come on, Pace; now we shall hear of our faults.” Saith Pace: "I do not use to talk of that that all the town talks of."'

Pace died some time before 1592.
Back to Magic School

*Back to Magic School* is issue #2 in the *Cinderella: Serial Killer Princess* mini series crossover.

## Summary

Cindy is determined to paint the world red with the blood of every good Highborn who ever crossed her. Next up on her list: Cindy goes back to school to take on Shang and the class of Arcane Acre. And there be hell to pay for anyone who stands in her way.

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Government Building

The Government Building is a craftable building. It is the residence of the player and the Spouse, as well as the player's kids. It is also used for choosing an ideology, a political stance, lawmaking, and creating titles.

## Crafting

The level 1 government building requires 300 wood. A level 2 upgrade costs 300 stone, a level 3 upgrade costs 300 bricks, a level 4 upgrade costs 300 modern housing material, and a level 5 upgrade costs 300 luxury housing material. Like all buildings, if your government is Socialist, then it is restricted to a level 3 upgrade.

## Sections

The Government Building is divided into two sections: the Government section and the Personal section.

### Government Section

In the Government section, the player can create titles for themselves, their spouse, and their kids. The player can also choose a form of government (e.g. socialism, fascism, monarchy, etc.). Democracy and anarchy are not options, because the player is supposed to be the dictator/monarch. Flags can also be designed here.

### Personal Section

The personal section is where the player can sleep at night. It is also where the Spouse lives. The amount of kids that the player wants to have can be toggled at the bottle of "Berf Controle".
João de Sá Panasco

João de Sá (fl. 1524-1567), known as Panasco (a nickname that meant rudeness as revealed by clothes or manners), was a black African in the employ of King John III of Portugal, who was eventually elevated from court jester to gentleman courtier of the Royal Household.

Celebrated as a very spirited man, he began his career as a court jester, entertaining both the King and Queen Catherine with witty jokes and parodies. Even though he enjoyed the King's protection, João de Sá received constant racist abuse. His "inferior condition", undoubtedly a result of his initial condition as a slave, was frequently brought up by other courtiers. He could do, however, what was not allowed to anyone else: mock the nobility with impunity. His status as simultaneously an outsider and insider made him an invaluable informer to the King.

In 1535, he accompanied the King's brother, Infante Luís, Duke of Beja, to northern Africa, where he was part of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V's military campaign to conquer Tunis from the Ottomans. The important victory over the Turks made the King of Portugal award João de Sá exceptional honours: he was eventually admitted to the prestigious Order of Saint James.
Balatro

In ancient Rome, a balatro was a professional jester or buffoon. Balatrones were paid for their jests, and the tables of the wealthy were generally open to them for the sake of the amusement they afforded.

In Horace[2] Balatro is used as a proper name — Servilius Balatro. An old scholiast, in commenting on this word, derives the common word from the proper names; buffoons being called balatrones, because Servilius Balatro was a buffoon: but this is opposed to the natural inference from the former passage, and was said to get rid of a difficulty. Festus derives the word from blatea, and supposes buffoons to have been called balatrones, because they were dirty fellows, and were covered with spots of mud (blateae) with which they got spattered in walking; but this is opposed to sound etymology and common sense. Another writer has derived it from barathrum, and supposes buffoons to have been called balatrones, because they, so to speak, carried their jesting to market, even into the very depth (barathrum) of the shambles (barathrum macelli) Perhaps balatro may be connected with balare (to bleat like a sheep, and hence) to speak sillily. It is probably connected with blatero, a busy-body.
Golden-Eyed Cyclops

*Golden-Eyed Cyclops* is issue #4 in the *Cinderella: Serial Killer Princess* mini series crossover.

## Summary

FINAL ISSUE! This is it! What the entire series has been building to. The final confrontation between Cinderella and Robyn Hood has arrived and only one will walk away from this battle alive. Be sure to pick up this can’t miss finale to one of Zenescope’s most twisted stories, as the future of the Grimm Universe is up for grabs in this action packed, revenge driven, Cinderella focused Fairy Tale massacre.

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Jane Foole

Jane Foole, also known as Jane The Foole, and Jane, The Queen's Fool (fl. 1543-1558), was an English court jester. She was the jester of Queen Catherine Parr, Queen Mary I of England, and possibly, of Queen Anne Boleyn. She has been described as the only female court jester ever depicted. Today entertainers sometimes perform as "Jane" in Renaissance-themed entertainments such as Renaissance faires.

## Life

### Personal life

Jane's full name, birth year, and background are unknown. Beden the Fool also appears in related notes of the time and it has been suggested that Beden was her surname.

Jane is believed to have had a learning disability.

## Career

In the accounts of Anne Boleyn, bills for caps supplied to her "female jester" are recorded in 1535–36.[2] The name of this female jester is not mentioned, but may have been Jane.

Jane was a well-liked jester at the court of Catherine Parr, where she is mentioned by name as 'Jane Foole' in 1543. She may have been depicted in the painting of Henry the Eighth and His Family (1545), in which the man on the far right is identified as her colleague, court jester William Sommers. Jane is among several women suggested as the figure on the left, in the matching end panel to his. It also has been suggested that Jane was married to Will Sommers, but this has not been confirmed.

Jane was the jester of Mary I before she became queen and continued as her court jester until Mary's death. She apparently had a favoured position with Mary and was given a valuable wardrobe and an unusually large number of shoes. Her head was shaved, just as the heads of male jesters. As well as Jane, Mary also employed Lucretia the Tumbler and Will Sommers as jesters. It is not known what happened to her after Mary's death in 1558.
Chester

***Chester*** is the Jester of the Ye Olde Time Fair who gives out tickets from his marotte as prizes.

## History

Chester was seen blown his trumpet until he exhaust out from it. Knothead & Splinter helps him out and he gives them 10 tickets for their respect. Chester makes an announcement for anyone who will become King and Queen of the fair for winning the most prized ticket and tells them to let the games begin. Chester appeared when he saw louie made the best shooting to Billy with paint balls from the crossbow-like paintball shooters, gave him 20 tickets for that and left. He tells Knothead & Splinter to get ready for the log polling competition and they can only attack their points with the stick. Bill and Louie tries to cheat, but Knothead & Splinter defeated them and wins 20 ticket from Chester. Then, he show them the final game who ever defeats the black knight, (Himself), and enter the castle to win. Suddenly Chester get captured and tied up by Billy and Louie. They stole his place to fight Knothead & Splinter. They found out that Sir Chester has became "*Sir Flea-bag*". Billy tries to whack Knothead with the chained mace, but missed and it bounced right to his face. Knothead grabs his right arm, Splinter climbs up to his head, opened the helmet and shake pepper to his face which made him sneezed real hard and fell off the drawbridge, along with Louie. Knothead & Splinter went to the castle and rescued Chester. They untied him and he gave them 20 more ticket for rescuing him and winning the free Chester the Jester event. Louie begs him not to give them lot those tickets and tries to apologize him for tying him, but Billy shuts him up and tells Chester that Louie doesn't know what he's saying because he ate some bad fish. But, Louie says he just wants to be king and cries. Knothead & Splinter had an idea and tells Chester that they want Billy and Louie to have their tickets, because they're willing to forgive and forget. Chester was touched by their kindness and sends Billy and Louie to the King's carination and made Louie King and Billy Queen, much to his embarrassment.
Jester's privilege

***Jester's privilege*** is the ability and right of a jester to talk and mock freely without being punished; for nothing he says seems to matter.

Martin Luther used jest in many of his criticisms against the Catholic Church. In the introduction to To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation he calls himself a court jester, and, later in text, he explicitly invokes the jester's privilege when saying that monks should break their chastity vows.
Jester (Puppet Master)

***Jester***, along with Blade and Pinhead are the only characters to appear in each of the Puppet Master movies to date. He is 1'8" and weighs one and a half pounds.

## Appearance

Jester has the most designs. In 1-5, Jester had red clothes, his sleeves were mixed in red and black, and he had a red hat. In 6-8, Jester was all red, mixed on his sleeves were red and blue, and had a blue hat. In Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys, Jester was all orange. In Puppet Master: Axis of Evil, Jester is red, with his sleeves mixed with red and green, and he has a curly red hat.

## Power Abilities

Jester has different abilities with Clown Physiology. Rotate three portions of his face: his forehead, middle face, and chin. He can show five expressions: happy, devious, sad, angry or surprised, **(***which also doubles as scared***)**, Monkey Kung Fu, Breath fire, Spins insane like the Tasmanian Devil **(***from The Looney Tunes***)**.

## Weapons

Jester’s main weapon is his Scepter, except Jester has a bottomless clown satchel with a kiss–lock for huge weapons and wears a utility belt for small weapons. He has a Squirt flower on the right–side of his chest, an Electric joy buzzer on his left–hand and his right hand can change to a boxing hand with his arm from regular to an extending arm. Jester’s shoes have super–strong springs and roller–skate wheels connected to it.

## History

Before he became a puppet, Jester was a man named Hans Seiderman, a bookkeeper who loved to play pranks and tell jokes and who was shot and killed by the Nazis when his jokes went too far. He was used for evil under puppet masters Neil Gallagher, André Toulon **(***Puppet Master II***)**, and Dr. Magrew, all whom he turned against in the end. Jester is like the watch man of the group, looking out for danger, keeping the enemy occupied long enough for the puppets to strike.

He was given a mace-arm by Robert Toulon after a terrible fire in Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys. Jester's most common companion is Pinhead in films III-V, and Blade in Curse of the Puppet Master. Jester also spends time with Leech Woman in Curse of the Puppet Master. He is cared for by the other puppets. In Puppet Master, the puppets turned on their master because he threw Jester, and in part II, the puppets tried to find the formula for the starving puppet. Jester can fit through small places where the other puppets can't. He is also sometimes credited as the leader of the puppets, but he lets Blade be the leader.

## Trivia

* He holds a scepter which can sometimes be used as a weapon. However, Jester's only seen with his scepter in "*Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys*".
* In "*Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys*", Torch was originally going to be one of the main puppets, however Jester replaced him for unknown reasons.
David Zancai

David Zancai (born May 7, 1968) is a street entertainer from Toronto, Ontario, in Canada. Zancai is known for his character Zanta: a modified Santa Claus who travels the streets of downtown Toronto doing pushups and shouting "yes yes yes" and "Merry Christmess". His costume consists of nothing but shorts, boots, and a red-and-white Santa hat, even during Toronto's winters. He claims to perform this routine every day of the year except Christmas Day, and estimates he does 2,000 to 3,000 pushups per day. In 2000, Zancai fell 25 feet onto a staircase while working as a painter. He entered treatment for schizophrenia at St. Joseph's hospital, having been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder earlier in 2003. Zancai has received mixed responses to his Zanta character, and has been banned from several public areas around Toronto, including the Toronto Transit Commission.

## Media appearances

### Citytv Toronto

For his first appearance as Zanta, Zancai showed up behind the street window of the CHUM-City Building and began performing. As a result of Citytv using streetscapes as backdrop to live news programming, Zancai was frequently seen in the background of the morning news and entertainment program Breakfast Television. Reportedly aggravated by Zancai's presence, CHUM filed a number of complaints which resulted in Zancai being banned from the area of the building. He violated this order, and as a result police banned him from the area south of College St. to King St., and from Yonge over to Spadina Ave.

Since that time, Zancai has made appearances on Breakfast Television and claims to have a verbal agreement allowing him to make regular appearances on the television series Speakers' Corner.

### Documentaries

Zancai has been the subject of two amateur documentary films. In October 2005, graphic artists Muckney Tipping and Pietro Gagliano filmed Zancai describing his life events and motivation to become known worldwide.

### Other appearances

* Zancai has attended several Christmas parades, pointing out that "Santa's at the back, while Zanta's at the front."
* Zancai guest-starred in Season 3, Episode 5 (Who Can Lift More Weight With Their Genitals) of Showcase (Canadian TV channel)|Showcase Television's *Kenny vs. Spenny* as a replacement for Spencer Rice; Rice claimed he was suffering a nervous breakdown during the episode's production.
* Zanta has followed actress Penélope Cruz around Yorkville, trying to get in a photo during the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. He finally was photographed with Cruz and Michael Keaton.
* Zanta is one of the many characters profiled in Jason Kieffer's comic book, "The Rabble of Downtown Toronto".
* Jason Kieffer created a short story for Taddle Creek Magazine's Christmas 2009 issue called "Why, Zanta?...Why?...";