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Historical and fictional figures mapped to the sixteen values.

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Security · SACD
fictional 20th century fiction

Samwise Gamgee

His primary motivation throughout The Lord of the Rings is to ensure Frodo's safe return home, and his own deepest aspiration is domestic stability, making him a clear Security-type in contrast to the other Fellowship members.

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Security · SACD
fictional 20th century fiction

Bilbo Baggins

His initial and persistent attachment to Bag-End, his pantry, and his routine, and his relief upon returning to them, identify his dominant value as Security, even as the adventure temporarily overrides it.

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Security · SACD
fictional 20th century fiction

Dorothy Gale

Her entire journey in The Wizard of Oz is motivated by the desire to return to the security of home, making her one of popular fiction's most direct expressions of the Security value as a primary driver.

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Security · SACD
fictional 20th century fiction

Franny Glass

Her breakdown in Salinger's Glass family stories stems from the destabilisation of the meaning structures she relied on, expressing the Security value's profound distress when foundational frameworks collapse.

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Security · SACD
fictional Contemporary fiction

Alfred Pennyworth

His function in the Batman mythology is the maintenance of stable structure, reliable provision, and institutional continuity for Wayne Manor, making him a Security-type whose value lies precisely in his steadiness.

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Security · SACD
fictional Ancient fiction

The Ant

The Aesop fable's ant, storing provisions through summer against winter's scarcity while the grasshopper plays, is the oldest and simplest illustration of the Security value's foundational logic.

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