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Characterisation and wording is more likely to colour who has said a line, rather than spelling it out.
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Characterisation is spot on, with no-one who can be considered either evil or a criminal, just ordinary men and woman with all the flaws and virtues that implies....
The giving trees shunn 2010
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Characterisation is effective, with most of the major players clearly drawn as individuals.
Kings of Lindsey Carla 2010
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Characterisation is effective, with most of the major players clearly drawn as individuals.
Archive 2010-09-01 Carla 2010
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Characterisation is all over the place, with the protagonist Cale being a supremely cold and confident badass, apart from one particular fight where he quakes in terror for no apparent reason.
Archive 2010-02-01 Adam Whitehead 2010
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Characterisation is spot on, with no-one who can be considered either evil or a criminal, just ordinary men and woman with all the flaws and virtues that implies....
Nice review shunn 2010
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Characterisation is spot on, with no-one who can be considered either evil or a criminal, just ordinary men and woman with all the flaws and virtues that implies....
The giving trees shunn 2010
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Characterisation is strong, with Nico an engaging (if somewhat familiar) protagonist and Ash an effective older mentor character past his best but still capable of dispatching hordes of city guard extras when required (if there's a film, expect him to be played by Liam Neeson).
Archive 2010-05-01 Adam Whitehead 2010
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Characterisation is spot on, with no-one who can be considered either evil or a criminal, just ordinary men and woman with all the flaws and virtues that implies....
Nice review shunn 2010
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Characterisation is strong, with Nico an engaging (if somewhat familiar) protagonist and Ash an effective older mentor character past his best but still capable of dispatching hordes of city guard extras when required (if there's a film, expect him to be played by Liam Neeson).
Farlander by Col Buchanan Adam Whitehead 2010
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