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| And a more dissolute, disreputable and dislikable character to break with the suave, super-competent 007 image would be hard to imagine. As it turns out, however, Gerald is a highly dislikable character, whose rejection of racial paradigms is wholly predicated on his desire to "make the next step to white" (177), as he himself admits. But Duncan-Jones reads the available documentary evidence from a single-minded and sometimes distorted perspective in order to prove that he was a dislikable, even reprehensible character. |
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