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In page Brighella:

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A list of variations of the character, according to Duchartre, are:

  • Beltrame: from the 17th century, a "wilfully blind husband and rascal as crafty as Brighella". He was Milanese and spoke the local dialect. As part of his costume, he apparently wore a distinctive large tunic.[citation needed]
  • Scapin, or Scapino: a much more nervous and cowardly version of Brighella.[citation needed]
  • Truccagnino: see Fenocchio.[citation needed]