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After Hank has convinced the king and crowd of his power in A Connecticut Yankee, he decides not to stop with simply gaining his freedom. He uses his advantage to take power and wealth as well. What does this reveal about Hank's worldview?
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I'm not sure if you have a specific way of saying this, but you can see it is limited in that he believes he is allowed to be so selfish, but also manipulative, since he uses his power for wealth. Sorry if that's not really helpful
it was. Thank you so much!
Oh... cool. No problem then :D
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