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George Orwell & Animal Farm, 1984 \tn 
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Marie Antoinette & Queen of France during the revolution \tn 
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Perseus & son of Danaë and Zeus. Perseus's grandfather, King Acrisius of Argos, had heard a prophecy that his grandson would kill him, so he banished Danaë and Perseus by setting them adrift in a chest on the ocean. \tn 
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Jason & son of Aeson, the rightful king of Iolcos who had been usurped by Jason's uncle Pelias. In an attempt to kill Jason, Pelias offered him the throne if he completed a quest to Colchis and retrieved the Golden Fleece. \tn 
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