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Compare And Contrast Ichabod Crane And Brom Bones
Ichabod Crane and Brom Bones are essentially opposites of each other in every way. Ichabod is tall, thin, and lanky, while Brom is big and burly. Ichabod is well educated, awkward, and timid, as seen through his indirect method of pursuing Katrina. Meanwhile, Brom upfront in his pursuit of Katrina. Katrina would have liked Ichabod because he is smart, respected in the community, and a good singer. She would have liked Brom because he is strong, manly, and is popular in the community. Ichabod Crane and Brom Bones are very different from each other in how they look, act, and pursue Katrina.

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