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    The document discusses the characteristics and movement patterns of two types of fictional characters - the M-character and the H-character. The M-character moves in a more linear and direct fashion towards its goals, while the H-character's movement is more flexible and adaptable. Both aim to achieve certain objectives, but the H-character is able to change paths or redirect its movement in response to obstacles or changes in circumstances, whereas the M-character's movement is less able to alter course. The document suggests the H-character's movement pattern allows it to navigate challenges in a more fluid manner than the M-character.

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    The document discusses the characteristics and movement patterns of two types of fictional characters - the M-character and the H-character. The M-character moves in a more linear and direct fashion towards its goals, while the H-character's movement is more flexible and adaptable. Both aim to achieve certain objectives, but the H-character is able to change paths or redirect its movement in response to obstacles or changes in circumstances, whereas the M-character's movement is less able to alter course. The document suggests the H-character's movement pattern allows it to navigate challenges in a more fluid manner than the M-character.

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    Shawn Denny
    The document discusses the characteristics and movement patterns of two types of fictional characters - the M-character and the H-character. The M-character moves in a more linear and direct fashion towards its goals, while the H-character's movement is more flexible and adaptable. Both aim to achieve certain objectives, but the H-character is able to change paths or redirect its movement in response to obstacles or changes in circumstances, whereas the M-character's movement is less able to alter course. The document suggests the H-character's movement pattern allows it to navigate challenges in a more fluid manner than the M-character.

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