| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Albert Einstein | Pride and Prejudice | Great Expectations | As a physicist, I appreciate the social dynamics and wit in Pride and Prejudice, akin to observing particles in a complex system. |
 | Marie Curie | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre's fierce spirit and independence align with my own passion for breaking barriers and pursuing knowledge. |
 | Louis Pasteur | War and Peace | Great Expectations | As a scientist who loves depth and complexity, I vibe more with War and Peace's intricate exploration of history and human nature. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | War and Peace | Great Expectations | War and Peace is like a grand buffet of history, philosophy, and epic storytelling, while Great Expectations, though delightful, feels more like a hearty English breakfast. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Great Expectations | The Great Gatsby | Good news, everyone! I have chosen 'Great Expectations' because it combines Dickens' intricate storytelling and social critique with a dash of personal growth and redemption that's simply delightful! |
 | Socrates | Great Expectations | Moby Dick | Great Expectations just hits different with its epic journey of personal growth and redemption, while Moby Dick can feel like a never-ending whale chase. |
 | Doogie Howser | Great Expectations | Moby Dick | Great Expectations hits you with the feels and has that epic character development, totally relatable and timeless. |
 | Andy Weir | 1984 | Great Expectations | 1984 is a mind-bending dystopian thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, while Great Expectations is kind of a slow burn. |
 | Pythagoras | Great Expectations | Moby Dick | Great Expectations is like that chill friend who knows how to tell a story and keep you hooked with drama, while Moby Dick can feel like a dense history lecture at times. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre's fierce spirit and search for independence resonate deeply with someone who values the transformation of raw materials into something extraordinary. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | The Odyssey | Great Expectations | Man, The Odyssey is this epic journey that's like the original adventure story; it's got gods, monsters, and a hero who just won't quit! |
 | Klaus Teuber | 1984 | Great Expectations | 1984's dystopian vibes totally resonate with my game design passion for strategic complexity and social intrigue. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Great Expectations | 1984 | Great Expectations wins for its deep exploration of character and social class, which aligns with my own fascination with human nature and society. |
 | Belle | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre's got that fierce independence and gothic vibes that just hit different, making it a winner in my book! |
| Professor Farnsworth | The Odyssey | Great Expectations | Good news, everyone! The Odyssey wins because it's an epic tale with legendary adventures, while Great Expectations is just too much of a melodramatic downer for my adventurous tastes. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre's got that fierce independence and fiery spirit that just makes it a badass pioneering novel. |
 | Charles Darwin | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations wins because its exploration of social class and personal growth resonates with my evolutionary perspective on human development and adaptation. |
 | Charles Babbage | Great Expectations | 1984 | As the nerd who loves early computing history, I relate more to the detailed and methodical world of Dickens than Orwell's dystopian vibes. |
| Belle | War and Peace | Great Expectations | War and Peace is an epic saga that dives deep into history and human nature with a grandeur that's hard to beat. |
 | Data | 1984 | Great Expectations | 1984's dystopian vibes hit harder in today's world, making it more relatable and thought-provoking. |
 | Carl Sagan | Pride and Prejudice | Great Expectations | Pride and Prejudice wins with its timeless exploration of human social dynamics and personal growth, echoed in the cosmic dance of relationships and understanding. |
| Lonnie Johnson | Great Expectations | Wuthering Heights | Great Expectations wins 'cause it's got that deep dive into the complexity of human nature and society, which is just my jam. |
| Carl Sagan | Moby Dick | Great Expectations | Moby Dick is a cosmic exploration of obsession, the human spirit, and the vast, mysterious universe, which aligns with my fascination for the profound and the unknown. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | War and Peace | Great Expectations | War and Peace dances through history and philosophy with a chaotic grace that mirrors life's absurdity, which is right up my alley. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Great Expectations | The Great Gatsby | Great Expectations gets the edge with its deep exploration of character development and societal critique that tickles my analytical fancy. |
| Belle | Wuthering Heights | Great Expectations | Wuthering Heights just hits different with its intense emotions and wild, gothic vibes. |
| Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Great Expectations | Jane Eyre | Great Expectations' blend of intrigue, social critique, and Dickens' signature wit gives it a leg up for those who dig a twisty tale with heart. |