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In 'All's Well That Ends Well', Parolles is described as a boastful character and a notorious liar. What does this description primarily reveal about his character?
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- 1He is a tragic hero whose reputation is ruined by circumstances.
- 2He is a superficial person whose 'soul is his clothes' and whose bravery is a counterfeit.✓
- 3He is a man of noble substance who is burdened by his loyalty to Bertram.
- 4He is a highly skilled but misunderstood military strategist.
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He is a superficial person whose 'soul is his clothes' and whose bravery is a counterfeit.
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