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Spongebub Character Analysis
Force is characterizes as the capacity to control the conduct of others, even without wanting to. For instance, SpongeBob is at last allowed to be a corridor screen at his sailing school, however he squanders the school day giving a discourse and doesn't get the chance to do anything. That doesn't mean he can't be a Hall Monitor outside of school,

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