which you see here represented with the special \u syntax in Python. This syntax allows you to specify any Unicode character by its unique "code point". If you print it out, you can see how it looks: ...

As Monty Python and the Holy Grail celebrates its 50th anniversary, the comedic movie continues to be loved, and the characters are an integral part of that legacy. There are five Monty Python ...

It'd be <I>really cool</I> if I an expanded set of characters I can use to draw with. From looking at the Python documentation on ncurses, this doesn't appear possible - but I thought I'd ask anyways.