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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?first? Or that he realizes at that point he has far more power over her, being the one who not only got her into the school but also got her away from her abusive mother and a life of prostitution, so he wants her on more equal footing.
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** Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
** Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
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**AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
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** Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
** Was Gordon's rejections of Selina's romantic feeling for him due to him not sharing said feelings, or due to him loving her but being unsure of whether or not their relationship could have survived in 1960s America, as well as him being more concerned with her receiving a proper education first?
