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Comparing Eugene And Vincent
A. It is far to say that Eugene and Vincent have more differences between the two of them then similarities. First, Vincent is incredibly hard working and determined to achieve his goals and will stop at nothing to achieve this. For example, enduring the long process of DNA swapping and getting his legs extended. Eugene, however, is quite the opposite he always thought he would be the best and could not deal with the fact that he came second in a race, which led him to becoming an alcoholic and trying to commit suicide. However, they also both have flaws, even though Eugene is not supposed to, because he is a designer baby. Eugene is an alcoholic, incredibly sinister and has to motivation to do anything. Whilst Vincent has a heart problem and

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