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How does Captain Bluntschli contrast with Sergius Saranoff in George Bernard Shaw's 'Arms and the Man'?
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- 1Bluntschli acts as a traditional, cowardly villain
- 2Bluntschli is highly ambitious and driven by aristocratic pride
- 3Bluntschli is practical, realistic, and prefers survival over abstract glory✓
- 4Bluntschli is more romantically idealistic about war
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Bluntschli is practical, realistic, and prefers survival over abstract glory
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