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Poker Flat by Bret qualities, John is exiled not due to his unsavory nature, but out Harte of revenge and spite. When he successfully wins a large amount of money from the leaders of the town, they have him permanently banished. Various instances throughout the story show John to be a character with good moral values. He even insists on returning Tom’s money to him after winning at cards.
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of the Empty characters of all time. But being famous doesn't necessarily House by Arthur mean he's the best understood character of all time. Fame can Conan Doyle have the opposite effect, and since Holmes has been interpreted so many times, it can be hard to tell exactly who this guy really is. So, from 3 MC I described. I compare that from 3 mc it has different characteristics: 1. Nightingle is romantic girl, she resolves to bring the student the red rose he needs to secure the girl's affection, sacrificing her life to stain its petals red with her blood. 2. John Oakhurst is exiled not due to his nature, but out of revenge and spite. When he successfully wins a large amount of money from the leaders of the town, they have him permanently banished. 3. Sherlock Holmes is a smart detective, but that does not mean he can always understand all situations unless he is looking for hard evidence. That's what made him famous by readers, including myself.