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The reasons I have for admiring this masterpiece are several. First of all, this image makes a powerful allusion to a very significant figure in the media.

Caillou. 

This was made obvious with the use of a yellow shirt with red fabric among the neck. Nice job. 

What is the purpose of this allusion? In the French version of Caillou’s anthem, Caillou quite boldly asserts that “j’ai du plaisirs” (translator’s note: “j’ai du plaisirs” means “I am a hedonist”). We can only assume that, through the transitive property, Spoilero is a hedonist (Spoilero = Caillou + Caillou + hedonist → Spoilero = hedonist). 

In addition, Spoilero holds the Colombian cactus (on which he has marked his initial, $) in his left hand. This leads the viewer to believe that Spoilero is, contrary to popular belief, left-handed. Back in the day, left-handed people were associated with the Devil. 

And through logic, we can assume that the purpose of this piece is exploit hedonists as being associated with the Devil. 

Alternatively, this piece can be considered a reference to Caesar, namely Julius. Actually, this piece can be considered a reference to the Shakespeare play Julius Caesar. Spoilero, in some way, represents some of the major characters of the historical tragedy. He stands tall: high, mighty, arrogant, and ambitious, much like the titular character. But the Caesar comparisons stop there. The two other characters that Spoilero represents are Caius Cassius and Marc Antony. 

Yond Spoilero has a lean and hungry look. Just gaze into his eyes and you will find it. In the Icelandic historical miniseries LazyTown, the character of Stingy Spoilero often shows signs of not wanting his friends to be above him (manifesting itself in a desire to be royal). In a similar vein, Cassius does not want Caesar to be “king” of Rome, and would never be at his heart’s ease whiles he beholds a greater than himself. 

If you look closely at the Colombian cactus, it may take on the appearance of money. This is obviously a reference to Antony’s offering of seventy-five drachmas to each pleb, as per Caesar’s will. As revealed by Antony’s 3.1 soliloquy, he is a vengeful character. Is this picture suggesting that Spoilero has the potential to be vengeful as well? Look at him in the picture; the answer is obviously affirmative. The red color seemingly seeping out of his bowtie was no mistake. It represents blood. Antony’s soliloquy foreshadows a civil war in Rome. Have we seen domestic fury and fierce civil strife cumbering all parts of LazyTown before? Yes, actually. The wall. If something as trivial as arguing over the location of a party could lead to the building of a giant wall dividing LazyTown, what could lead to worse?