Every pedagogical method must bear an ideal human image. A leading English figure in drama in education, Dorothy Heathcote, invented the method of Mantle of the Expert. She claimed that a holistic learning experience helps students to understand, to think, to transform, and to apply knowledge. Therefore, she introduced an “expert” role as the human image of the learner. Within the dramatic activity, each learner will participate in the dramatic situation as the expert. This is the characteristics of the Mantle of the Exper method. Thus, this research employs four different points of view to penetrate the human image of this method in regard to the following discoveries: the participant of the Mantle of the Expert as the learner; the participant as the person in a holistic learning; the participant as “homo ludens” (Man the Player); and the participant as a responsible person. From a synthetic point of view, the educational model of Mantle of the Expert is a simulation game of knowledge exploration. The participants (the students) are the game players who play the roles of responsible experts somewhere between knowledge seeking and game playing. The expert in the Mantle of the Expert method is always in the image of a person who is continually problem-solving oriented. Then, the image of “troubleshooter” emerges by inference. With such concepts and perspectives, the research might provide a vision for teachers who offer liberal arts education. When they guide pupils/students to explore the arts and understand the world, they will have an alternative method to expand their perspectives to obtain an alternative picture of knowledge.