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About Me
- Kai
- I am a sophomore at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. I am engaged and happy in my life right now. I am from the south suburbs of Chicago (Harvey, IL). I come from a family of six. I love to have fun.
"Questions for Sept 16."
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n response to number 3, I think the importance of Charlie Brown and Batman identity is because the fact that they are two individuals. For example, if there was a robbery then how wold they separate Batman who caught the bad guys from Charlie who helped during the robbery? They would need to know to difference with in their features, how they look, what they had on, etc. It is important that the artist who create them to be different because they are competing with other artist to have the spotlight or best super hero or cartoon character created. Overall, they need to stand out for something.
September 18, 2008 11:56 AM