In the movie Fight Club, the real name of the protagonist
(Ed Norton's character) is never revealed. And while some feel the
only reason behind this is to give the character more of an
“everyman” quality, I say, do not be deceived. Because it's
obvious to anyone with working eyes that “Jack” is actually
someone whom many of us grew up with, someone who might've been
present at all your childhood breakfasts of Sugar Frosted Chocolate
Bombs. You see, “Jack” from Fight Club and Calvin from the
greatest comic strip ever, “Calvin and Hobbes,” are in fact the
exact same person!
I Am Jack's Younger
Self
This is for Spring as she loves Fight Club. I think she might
get a kick out of this.
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