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In pantomime, common stock characters include the principal boy, often played by a young woman, who is typically adventurous and charming. The dame, usually a comedic older woman, provides humor and often interacts with the audience. Other characters include the villain, who embodies mischief and trouble, and the fairy or good character, who guides the hero. These characters are exaggerated and serve to engage the audience through familiar archetypes and comedic situations.

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