My Django Autoescape looks like it is doing opposite of what it should, why ?

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I am doing my last example for my Django website based on W3Schools Django.

This last example is demonstrating how autoescape works with a variable, when it is either on or off.

Note: I have both autoescape examples seperate from autoescape main web page, that discusses how autoescape works and has links to these examples.

My Autoescape Off Example

Autoescape Off Example Rob
Autoescape Off Example Rob1440×900 208 KB

Autoescape Off Rob Web Page
Autoescape Off Rob Web Page1440×893 52.8 KB

My Autoescape On Example

Autoescape On Example Rob
Autoescape On Example Rob1440×900 207 KB

Autoescape On Rob Web Page
Autoescape On Rob Web Page1440×900 54.3 KB

When I compare my example with the W3Schools Autoescape examples

W3Schools has this view for both examples.

W3 autoescapeOn Views
W3 autoescapeOn Views1440×900 166 KB

This template for Autoescape Off

W3Schools autoescape Off
W3Schools autoescape Off1440×900 95.5 KB

and this template for Autoescape On

W3Schools autoescape On
W3Schools autoescape On1440×900 159 KB

From what I can see, it looks like my Autoescape Off is doing same as W3Schools Autoescape On.

I am trying to work out, why is this happening ?

I will appreciate any ideas on why my autoescape is doing opposite from what it does with W3Schools Autoescape examples.