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5.  "Ai Samor" This character is from the troupe of shadow puppets named "Nang kan Theng
       Lor". This character imitates a Muslim man,  named "Samor", who is  from Sak.om  village, Jana District in
       Songkhla Province. The real person allowed the puppeteer to invent this comedian. His personality, he has a
       bend back, there is a bump on his neck, he has a big stomach and he is short. He usually wears a Muslim hat
       and  wears a  sarong without a shirt.  He likes to  imitate others, to eat pork and drink alcohol.  His speech is
       very slow  but he clicks repeatedly the tip of the tongue like  the  accent of the  "Sak.om"  dialect.  None can
       imitate  his character as  good  as  the  shadow puppet show from "kan"  troupe  He  is  the  made  of "Khwan
       Muang".


















                  6.  "Ai  khwan  Muang"  is  the  main  comedian of "Chankae\\ "  group from  Nakhorn sri
       Thammarat Province. There is no history of this character. In general this comedian is not called ''Ai Muang"
       but  is  called ·'Lung  Khwan Muang" or Uncle  Khwan  Muang.  It  shows that this character imitates  from  a
       good person respected by all. His face is similar to a goat, he has short curly hair. He has a dark completion.
       He  is  old  and  has  a  long,  pointed nose.  His stomach  is  big, has a  bottom, his  index finger is  as  big as  the
       finger of "Ai Teng".  Usually wears  black shorts with  a belt, does not wear a  ~hut. He is faithful  but smart
       sometimes, questions others information.  His  voice  is  very  sweet.  This puppe  can  be seen  around "Chian
       Yai", "Parkpanang" and "Tahsala" District. His occupation is usually a security guard at the gate and the time
       teller of the village.




















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