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Thomas More's Self-Portrayal in Prison Reveals Strategy for Immortal Legacy

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Role-Play and Self-Portrayal in Thomas More's<i>A Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation</i>
A. D. Cousins

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Thomas More used his book "A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation" to portray himself in different roles, showing how he faced death and creating a lasting image of himself. He saw life as a maze and a prison but valued certain roles to be acted out. More's self-portrayal was a mix of personal and public views, aiming to connect with Christ and leave a lasting impression on his family and future generations.