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Name a FICTIONAL character that is a critical thinker and then describe one situation in which he/she displayed critical thinking skills. Include as much detail as possible, so that readers who are unfamiliar with the character get a clear understanding of the situation. Include links if needed, but make sure to give enough context before and after! (I want proper answers as am giving a lot of points)
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