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The Hogfather Character Analysis
The most important character in the Hogfather that would change the story moving on would be Susan because she has already played an important part in the original story of the Hogfather. Susan was who that started and ended the story because of her personality and actions she takes in the book. Susan also was important because she connected all the characters together in the book, forming all sub plots into one main plot.
In the beginning, Susan tells Death that she wants to do everything the human way even though she had death’s power, which was going through the wall, summon the poker and speak in a superior voice. This created a tension between Death and Susan because every time she sees him he would always reminds her why she should

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