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The appeal of "O Auto da Compadecida" can be attributed to its vivid characters—each contributing to a tapestry of interconnected stories. Highlights include the unique cangaceiro who prefers to avoid violence and the self-interested bishop, who collectively embody the spectrum of human behavior. Central to this exploration is João Grilo, portrayed as a clever, crafty man from the rural Northeast whose antics navigate the complexities of both morality and survival.