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The novel, A separate Peace written by John Knowles, contrasts many different settings, actions, and characters. The story is set in a boy’s prep school during World War Two. The main characters Gene and Phineas are greatly contrasted because of their opposite ways. Throughout the duration of the story, both the Naguamsett and the Devon river are contrasted as opposites as well as the Winter and summer sessions at Devon School. Gene Forester is a senior at Devon Boarding School. Gene is the type of guy who acts much like an adult. Being on time for events is important to him. In the story Gene’s goal for the year is to become valedictorian of his school. In order to achieve his goal, Gene works diligently at studying for his classes. He always avoids breaking the rules at Devon, but this is difficult for him because his best friend Phineas is very persuasive. Gene is a follower if Phineas. Both Gene and Phineas are complete opposites. In the story, Phineas plays the role as Gene’s best friend. Phineas is a leader and athletics is his prime activity. As Gene excels in academics, Phineas excels in sports. He is a natural at every sport he attempts.
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