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{{quote|I am chained to my desk with a passion to change the world, Mario. Too much unkindness exists that remains unchecked. I write to point out the wrongs to be righted. And the pay’s not bad either!|Charles Dickens|Mario's Time Machine (PC)}} | {{quote|I am chained to my desk with a passion to change the world, Mario. Too much unkindness exists that remains unchecked. I write to point out the wrongs to be righted. And the pay’s not bad either!|Charles Dickens|Mario's Time Machine (PC)}} | ||
'''{{wp|Charles Dickens|Charles John Huffam Dickens}}''' (7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870) was an {{wp|England|English}} writer and social critic whose works often satirized the social conditions of [[London]] while also being written in such a way that attracted the poor classes. He often worked his own personal experiences into his writings, including his life as a factory worker at the age of twelve after his father was sent to prison for his unpaid debt. His stories were also released episodically, letting him adjust the future chapters after receiving criticism from readers. He gained significant and enormous popularity for his works. He married [[Catherine Dickens]] in 1836, but after their separation in 1858, he dedicated himself to his work until his untimely death in 1870. In ''[[Mario's Time Machine (PC)|Mario's Time Machine]]'', he meets [[Mario]] after Mario travels back in time to return his [[Inkwell]] to him after [[Bowser]] steals it. | '''{{wp|Charles Dickens|Charles John Huffam Dickens}}''' (7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870) was an {{wp|England|English}} writer and social critic whose works often satirized the social conditions of [[London]] while also being written in such a way that attracted the poor classes. He often worked his own personal experiences into his writings, including his life as a factory worker at the age of twelve after his father was sent to prison for his unpaid debt. His stories were also released episodically, letting him adjust the future chapters after receiving criticism from readers. He gained significant and enormous popularity for his works. He married [[Catherine Dickens]] in 1836, but after their separation in 1858, he dedicated himself to his work until his untimely death in 1870. In ''[[Mario's Time Machine (PC)|Mario's Time Machine)]]'', he meets [[Mario]] after Mario travels back in time to return his [[Inkwell]] to him after [[Bowser]] steals it. | ||
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