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Tj Is Like The Mythical Anteus Case Study
1. TJ is like the mythical Anteus because Anteus would never leave the earth, and in TJ's case it was the soil/garden. Anteus finally left the ground after Hercules took him off, just like what the plumb business men did, said that the garden had to be shoveled by the next day. Anteus got killed by Hercules, just like TJ got "killed" by the plum business men, running
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