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Write a critical review in which you state, explain, and support your understanding of the character Uncle Marcos from the house of the spirits. In your review, is Uncle Marcos a dreamer, a crackpot, an innovator, a phony, just an unusual person, or something else? Your critical review should include the following elements:

a main claim in which you state your position about Uncle Marcos
an explanation of specific ways in which author Isabel Allende shows what Uncle Marcos is like
evidence, including quotations from the narrative, that supports your main claim
reasons that clarify your claim or show why it is valid

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