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They didn't. Instead, high school English departments started buying site licenses. A teacher in Chicago wrote to say that she used the "Quote Explanations" feature to build her entire final exam. A professor at NYU admitted that he used LitCharts to prepare his own lectures on Moby Dick .
Justin, meanwhile, began to rebuild literary analysis from the ground up. He abandoned the long, linear paragraphs of the old guides. He created "Theme Trackers"—color-coded rows that followed a single idea (like "Justice" in The Count of Monte Cristo ) from the first page to the last. He wrote "Character Maps" that looked like constellation diagrams, showing who loved, hated, or betrayed whom. He distilled complex literary theory into tiny, digestible boxes labeled "Symbols," "Irony," and "Shifts." licharts
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