Meet Jason - an ardent comic book enthusiast who found classical literature daunting. Shakespeare's complicated dialogues and Dickens's intricate descriptions seemed like alien language. One day, while struggling with Macbeth, Jason began to imagine the characters as his favorite superheroes. Macbeth became Batman - a hero, initially admired, whose ambition led to his downfall. Lady Macbeth was akin to Poison Ivy - manipulative and power-hungry. Drawing these parallels, Jason began to comprehend and appreciate the complexities of the Classical texts. He realized that the dilemmas faced by his beloved superheroes weren't far removed from those of Macbeth or Oliver Twist. Jason began employing this technique of analogies in other subjects too, making learning more relatable and fun. From deciphering poetic verses to understanding historical events, comics became his secret tool. This story of Jason shows how analogies can bridge gaps between seemingly unrelated topics and enhance our understanding of complex concepts.