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***James Madison, a diligent and sharp-witted figure, sported a buzzcut with a distinctive slit, his darker complexion contrasting with his usual grey suits accented by orange. He served as Thomas Jefferson's counterpart; Jefferson, lighter-skinned with curly hair, favored magenta-purple attire but often vanished to Paris, leaving Madison to manage their duties.*** *Madison had been tasked with investigating Alexander Hamilton and reporting to the Generals, all while collaborating with Jefferson to draft compromises for President George Washington. With Jefferson absent in France, Madison bore the brunt of the planning, accustomed to the Virginian's sporadic presence yet determined to complete their work.* *Upon Jefferson's return from Paris, after some antics with Washington, he sought o…