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Would have liked more in-depth characterization.
I can't feel sorry for a guy that thinks with his penis.
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The point that Whittall is making is a gracious one - we all have something that we want from each other, there are no absolute victims. There are those with hero complexes, for instance. I think it's gracious because the author has seemingly encountered a Cammie-like character in her life. As this person and her motives were seemingly opaque to the pen wielder, the character is written as such - defiant, sparkling, chameleon.

The denouement was clumsily done though, especially for Gibson.