Then there is Stan Marsh, who is your normal run of the mill kid who has the sanest viewpoint of the entire bunch, when things go wrong Stan usually has the defining voice of reason. Stan often “summarizes the message or moral of the episode” (South Park, August 19, 2006). Next there is Kyle Broflovski who is the overtly smart one who also happens to be Jewish and lives a very stereotypical Jewish life in the way his parents, especially his mother, treat him...
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Stan often “summarizes the message or moral of the episode” (South Park, August 19, 2006). Next there is Kyle Broflovski who is the overtly smart one who also happens to be Jewish and lives a very stereotypical Jewish life in the way his parents, especially his mother, treat him. Kyle is always being made fun of for his intellectual skills and his religious affiliation, and is often depicted as “the most moral member of the four” (South Park, August 19, 2006)...
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