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* [[Literature/TheFourGospels Jesus and Peter]]: Jesus is calm, collected, and singularly focused on his mission. Peter is impulsive and HotBlooded, and abandons the cause for a little while. Frequently, Peter's actions give Jesus an opportunity to teach a lesson to the disciples.
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* [[Literature/TheFourGospels Literature/TheBible has plenty of examples, which is unsurprising, given the prevalence of parallelism in ancient Hebrew writing.
** All the patriarchs of the Literature/BookOfGenesis has a family member to stand as a contrast against their mark of faith, and the contrast is often re-iterated in later books (especially in the book of Hebrews).
*** First, of course, we have CainAndAbel who respectively represent sin and rebellion vs. righteousness and obedience.
*** Abraham's title as the man of faith is contrasted against his nephew Lot, who in his attachment to material wealth, chose to dwell in Sodom, which would eventually lead to his family's downfall when the entire city is obliterated.
*** JacobAndEsau. The former is a rough and manly hunter who is unfortunately not too bright, and seems incapable of thinking long-term. The latter is a meek MommasBoy who prefers to stay indoors, but is extremely cunning, and was able to cheat his older brother of his birthright and blessing.
*** Joseph is one of the few characters in the Bible who has no [[IncorruptiblePurePureness apparent flaws in his character]], and remains upright even when he is unfairly mistreated by others. Halfway through his story, the narrative moves to focus on his brother Judah, who is at his least virtuous when he had sex with a prostitute who turned out to be his disguised ''daughter-in-law'', and the placement of this appalling subplot simply highlights Joseph's virtues all the more.
** Literature/TheFourGospels has Jesus andPeter]]: Peter. Jesus is calm, collected, and singularly focused on his mission. Peter is impulsive and HotBlooded, and abandons the cause for a little while. Frequently, Peter's actions give Jesus an opportunity to teach a lesson to the disciples.
** All the patriarchs of the Literature/BookOfGenesis has a family member to stand as a contrast against their mark of faith, and the contrast is often re-iterated in later books (especially in the book of Hebrews).
*** First, of course, we have CainAndAbel who respectively represent sin and rebellion vs. righteousness and obedience.
*** Abraham's title as the man of faith is contrasted against his nephew Lot, who in his attachment to material wealth, chose to dwell in Sodom, which would eventually lead to his family's downfall when the entire city is obliterated.
*** JacobAndEsau. The former is a rough and manly hunter who is unfortunately not too bright, and seems incapable of thinking long-term. The latter is a meek MommasBoy who prefers to stay indoors, but is extremely cunning, and was able to cheat his older brother of his birthright and blessing.
*** Joseph is one of the few characters in the Bible who has no [[IncorruptiblePurePureness apparent flaws in his character]], and remains upright even when he is unfairly mistreated by others. Halfway through his story, the narrative moves to focus on his brother Judah, who is at his least virtuous when he had sex with a prostitute who turned out to be his disguised ''daughter-in-law'', and the placement of this appalling subplot simply highlights Joseph's virtues all the more.
** Literature/TheFourGospels has Jesus and
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Sometimes a foil is a {{flat|Character}} or BitCharacter, a secondary character that comes on stage, sparks a response, then fades from the story. More often, though, the foil is a recurring character that has a personality, or an opinion of things, that is different from another recurring character. This character can be the opposite of the character in many ways -- or perhaps [[NotSoDifferent very, very, very similar]], [[NotSoSimilar except for a crucial difference.]]
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Sometimes a foil is a {{flat|Character}} or BitCharacter, a secondary character that comes on stage, sparks a response, then fades from the story. More often, though, the foil is a recurring character that has a personality, or an opinion of things, that is different from another recurring character. This character can be the opposite of the character in many ways -- — or perhaps [[NotSoDifferent very, very, very similar]], [[NotSoSimilar except for a crucial difference.]]
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