(Introduction)
When reading various books, it is easy to find a character that has similar characteristics to another character. For example, Snow White and Cinderella have similar characteristics even though they are from different books. They are similar in ending up as a princess marring a charming, gay looking prince, living the impossible (in reality) ‘happily ever after’ and having serious hallucination issues, like hallucinating themselves that they are waltzing with the prince when the reality is being frolic by moving their body with a plural of drawf and mice. But do not worry! This essay won’t be about those merry princesses, but will be about Mark Antony and Atticus, who are indeed better educated men than the two women who only think about their Utopian royal life. Mark Antony, AKA. the smart one who saves the day, is one of the main character in the famous play of Julius Caesar by Shakespeare, while Atticus is just a lawyer in a small town called the Honeycomb, which is trapped inside a book called How To Kill a mock bird.
When reading various books, it is easy to find a character that has similar characteristics to another character. For example, Snow White and Cinderella have similar characteristics even though they are from different books. They are similar in ending up as a princess marring a charming, gay looking prince, living the impossible (in reality) ‘happily ever after’ and having serious hallucination issues, like hallucinating themselves that they are waltzing with the prince when the reality is being frolic by moving their body with a plural of drawf and mice. But do not worry! This essay won’t be about those merry princesses, but will be about Mark Antony and Atticus, who are indeed better educated men than the two women who only think about their Utopian royal life. Mark Antony, AKA. the smart one who saves the day, is one of the main character in the famous play of Julius Caesar by Shakespeare, while Atticus is just a lawyer in a small town called the Honeycomb, which is trapped inside a book called How To Kill a mock bird.
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