The clown's eyes, heavy with sorrow, tell a tale of many songs, one of which is the dirge of obesity. This poor soul did not choose to be burdened by such a fate, but rather it was imposed upon him by the circus, his cruel master. He has known no other life, trapped in a never-ending cycle of subjugation and despair. Even in his darkest moments, when he dared to dream of escape, his right side was brutally scarred as a reminder of his place and a warning to others. Now he weeps only black tears, a testament to the endless misery of the clown's existence.
