M.C. Higgins, the Great
How is M.C. characterized in the novel, M.C. Higgins, the Great?
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M.C. is portrayed as a visionary, one who looks into the future and who also connects strongly with the past, as he sits atop his forty-foot pole that overlooks the countryside and marks the graves of his forebears below him. His father thinks that M.C. has a gift for seeing the future.
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