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Marylin's Character Analysis
I believe the same as I have said in the last question, there are not good or bad chosices, there is just a range of graylish tones. However, in the end,the pilot's actions were kind of good because he was trying to encourage Marylin by telling the truth and by making her realise what she was just to face. One example could be when he violates the law for her and how all, include the Captain ignore what he made.
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