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Traits: blind optimism, philosophical naivety, and intellectual absurdity; Point: mocks the overly optimistic Leibnizian philosophy that 'this is the best of all possible worlds.'

Traits: boisterousness, cowardice, and debauchery; Point: mocks the romanticized concepts of honor and chivalry, showcasing human frailties.

Traits: chivalric idealism, self-deception; Point: satirizes the outdated chivalric model and the false idealism in society.

Traits: sexual appetite, marital dominance, and materialism; Point: satirizes medieval stereotypes about women and critiques contemporary views on marriage.

Traits: snobbery, entitlement, and arrogance; Point: caricatures the British aristocracy's rigid class distinctions and self-importance.

Traits: obsequiousness, vanity, and pomposity; Point: satirizes the clergy and highlights the foolishness of blindly following societal norms.

Traits: greed, cunning, and insincerity; Point: serves as a critique of the rampant corruption and social climbing in Tsarist Russia.

Traits: social climbing, manipulativeness, and a lack of morality; Point: exposes the hollowness of high society and the destructive power of ambition.

Traits: superficial charm, laziness, and carelessness; Point: lampoons the triviality and the lack of sincerity in the British upper class.

Traits: narrow-mindedness, materialism, and over-indulgence; Point: satirizes the banality and pettiness of suburban middle-class values.

Traits: gluttony, laziness, and stupidity; Point: exaggerates the flaws of the average American and critiques consumer culture and the nuclear family ideal.

Traits: vengefulness, bloodthirstiness, and mercilessness; Point: represents the excesses of revolutionary zeal and the dangers of dehumanization during political upheaval.

Traits: cowardice, fickleness, and gullibility; Point: satirizes the gods' human-like weaknesses and the folly of people who blindly follow religious figures.

Traits: greed, deception, and manipulation; Point: portrays the corrosive power of greed and the moral decay it causes.

Traits: pretentiousness, sloth, delusional superiority; Point: symbolizes the failure of high culture and shows the absurdity of misplaced arrogance.

Traits: miserliness, cold-heartedness; Point: critique of the lack of empathy and philanthropy in Victorian England.

Traits: obsessive love, materialism, and idealism; Point: caricatures the American Dream, revealing its emptiness and illusion.

Traits: wit, moral rectitude, and a tendency to judge; Point: while being a positive character, she is caricatured to reveal the pitfalls of first impressions and social prejudices.

Traits: mischievousness, adventure-seeking, and romantic idealism; Point: satirizes the romanticized view of childhood and the simplistic moralizing in children's literature.