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They didn't tend to be about a third of a noble court, or pastors of remote towns *NM* Cannoli Send a noteboard - 10/04/2017 02:33:14 AM

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I haven't seen the film, though--your review largely serves to confirm my suspicious--so perhaps your contention is simply that they are vastly disproportionately represented?

In any event, yes, the whole thing just seems so venal. And given that it's Disney, that's saying something.


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