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| Called for the establishment of an underground movement in the occupied countries. |
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| An African American who was the hero of the 1936 Berlin Games |
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| Became leader of the SS in 1929 |
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| A Swedish Diplomat who helped save 100,000 Hungarian Jews |
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| Disarmed Germany at the end of WWI |
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| Wrote Izzy Bickerstaff goes to war |
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| Flower growing, wood carving, quarry man, carpenter, pig farmer. |
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| Publisher friend of Juliets. |
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| Servant who pretends to be The Lord of the Manor, drank a lot. |
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| Elizabeth left Kit with her the night that she disappeared. |
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| In the GLPPPS she was the town witch- kind hearted women. |
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| A fisherman who is raising his grandson on Guernsey. |
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| Wants to be Juliets fiance |
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| The totalitarian leader of Animal Farm; equated to Stalin. |
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| From Cheltingham, Harrow, Cambridge, India. |
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| A proffessor of Phonetics |
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| The propaganda machine on Animal Farm. |
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| No matter what happens on or around Animal Farm, he never changes: a donkey. |
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| Original owner of Manor Farm |
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| Designed the windmill on Animal Farm |
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| Tried to run away to his Aunts with Hermia. |
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| Hermia is promised to this man. |
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| Called the literary society a scandal. |
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| Loved Elizabeth: father to her child. |
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| Also known as Robin Goodfellow |
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| Spends his nights outside 27A Wimpole Street |
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| Higgins delivered him into the hands of middle class morality |
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| Took her children to visit Mrs. Higgins on her At Home Day. |
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| Has the bravado of genial povery: wants to talk like Eliza. |
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| A former student of Higgins: Has a really hairy face. |
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| Says, "Napoleon is always right." |
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| His return to Animal Farm signals the return of oppressio; talks about Sugarcandy Mountain. |
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| Vain; loves ribbons, leaves Animal Farm for greener pastures |
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| The old mare who works with Boxer |
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| Reads aloud some of the amended commandments on Animal Farm: a goat |
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| Tells Henry and Pickering to stop playing with their live doll. |
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| House keeper of 27A Wimpole Street. |
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| A flower girl whose life is changed in Pygmalion |
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