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* HeroOfAnotherStory: If Amy Wallace had been the central character, this becomes the story of an intelligent, no-nonsense woman watching two impulsive macho idiots (whose charms don't work on her by dint of her sexual orientation) trying to destroy each other, while she does what she can to diffuse the situation and limit the collateral damage.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: If Amy Wallace had been the central character, this becomes the story of an intelligent, no-nonsense woman watching two impulsive macho idiots (whose charms don't work on her by dint of her sexual orientation) trying to destroy each other, while she does what she can to diffuse defuse the situation and limit the collateral damage.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: If Amy Wallace had been the central character, this becomes the story of an intelligent, no-nonsense woman watching two impulsive macho idiots (whose charms don't work on her by dint of her sexual orientation) trying to destroy each other, while she does what she can to diffuse the situation and limit the collateral damage.
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* IronicEcho: When Peck starts making inappropriate comments about Kathy cheating on Raymond, the former punches the latter twice before throwing a handkerchief to him and saying "clean yourself up". A few scenes later, Peck makes an elaborate ruse to make Raymond think Kathy is having an affair; they confront one another in an elevator, Peck beats up Raymond, and throws white underwear in Raymond's face, saying the same words Raymond said earlier.
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* IronicEcho: When Peck starts making inappropriate comments about Kathy cheating on Raymond, the former latter punches the latter former twice before throwing a handkerchief to him and saying "clean yourself up". A few scenes later, Peck makes an elaborate ruse to make Raymond think Kathy is having an affair; they confront one another in an elevator, Peck beats up Raymond, and throws white underwear in Raymond's face, saying the same words Raymond said earlier.
