Gene and Finny are Allegorical characters in "A Seperate Peace".

Innocent death caused by bleeding green with envy Wars begin when countries compete to be the unsurpassed leaders of the world. It all starts with a good country that has the finest resources and the top technology. This country does not have to try to be the best; it is born to be, and it lives angelically with other countries. Consequently, the immeasurable greatness of this nation is never loved by all. The weaker countries …

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