And this is Batman's Aff His Nut by Robert Florence, which, in my opinion, is easily the greatest Scottish poem ever written about Batman...

I feel like DRAMATIC MASK could work if you tried hard enough. GP=DR, court=ASK and there are two MAs in there. Must be some way of doing it.

Maybe they couldn't think of anything more specific.

Sorry, that may not be much help.

I read Richard Ellman's Yeats: The Man and the Masks. It was probably on a reading list. Can't remember much about it now.

Generally hereditary since monarchical times, though. Scaroth's 20th-century fragment would have no antecedents to inherit from.

Also, where and when did Scarlioni become a Count?

Also of possible interest - Tolkien on Sam's flaws.

It would need to give the correct responses to stimuli, like any mention of Love Shack.

Ooh, I've never seen that. (At least, I remember my parents watching it, but I was probably playing with Lego at the time.)