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A Character Analysis Of Enn From Gaiman
The character that I identify with the most is Enn from Gaiman (2006). Enn’s personality resembles mine Apparently people possess a comfort zone and trying to walk out of it seems unreasonable. Honestly, why would I do something that I am not formidable at? It is all reduced to necessity. When I devise something out of reach and it becomes indispensable I feel obligated to step out of my zone and reach for it. That is exactly what Enn does by acknowledging what he lacks and striving high. Perhaps, insecurity is the most notable quality linking Enn and I. He was hesitant of himself as he lacked confidence to talk to girls. Enn constantly praises Vic’s smoothness and points out how hard it is for him to approach a girl. However, he escapes

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