I think the clown developed into a scary character because the image of the clown has been distorted by the public.

Hey, I was wondering if you'd seen a movie called "Sad Trumpet Song."

This is a rare movie featuring a clown.

Although the identity of the clown in the movie has a deeper political metaphor, from another perspective, it also reveals some of the ways in which the clown profession distorts human nature.

(Some sites classify this as a comedy, so don't be fooled.) There is a show mode where two clowns partner up, one is called Happy Clown and the other is Sad Bown, and they make fun of each other by constantly playing tricks on them.

The clown came to amuse him.

The former controlled the performance and enjoyed the cheers of the audience, while the latter had to endure teasing (such as paint on his head) and ridicule from beginning to end, acting silly.

As you can imagine, a long-term job like this can have an irreversible impact on a person's character.

The happy clown is immersed in violent roles and gradually loses control of the superiority and violent impulses of the powerful in life.

Sad clowns endure insults and ridicule for a long time, and people will become low self-esteem, weak, and extremely depressed.

At this time, if two clowns collide, the happy clowns will use their usual power to insult and violently treat the sad clowns, but what about the sad clowns?

If you don't die in silence, you will become abnormal in silence.

The scariest thing about clowns is that they do not create happiness in a positive and happy way, but humiliate themselves (or their peers) in exchange for the happiness of the audience, which may stimulate people's desire to abuse.

?In fact, it's no different than watching wild animals fight.

The wild animal was trapped in a cage, writhing in agony.

The clown entered the cage voluntarily and was whipped with a smile.

This is even scarier because he can step out of the cage at any time and return the pain to the audience.

PS: I don't want to be a black clown.

I believe that some workers who love children don't care about sacrificing their own image to make children laugh, but if they are not so generous and loving, they can easily be distorted and bring fear.

So I think the reason why clowns develop into a scary character is because the image of clowns has been distorted by the public.