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Fоr this finаl exаm, yоu аre tasked with creating a seating arrangement fоr a dinner party where the characters from the works we have studied this semester are your guests. You will choose who sits next to whom based on their relationships, conflicts, personalities, and overall dynamics. Your goal is to demonstrate your understanding of the works as a whole, as well as how these characters interact with one another. You may not select two characters from the same work to sit next to each other. Imagine you are hosting a dinner party with six characters. Arrange the seating at the dinner table, ensuring that the characters are seated in a logical and interesting manner based on their relationships and personality traits. After arranging the characters at the table, write a detailed explanation of each seating choice. Your explanation can take any form you like (you may want an intellectual conversation or you may want drama), but should reflect your understanding of the character. This can be fairly informal and is more of a thought exercise than a formal essay. THIS CAN BE A WRITTEN RESPONSE OR A VIDEO RESPONSE. Example: Character: Holden Caulfield from The Catcher in the RyeSeated Next to: Atticus Finch from To Kill a MockingbirdReason for Placement: Holden Caulfield is critical, emotional, and often distrusts the world around him. Atticus Finch is calm, fair, and strongly believes in justice and doing what’s right. Even though they are very different, they both care about honesty and protecting others. Despite their age difference, the conversation could center around the injustices they see in the world.