For being patient with me over the past week, and my lack of blogging, I have decided to reward you with a new installment of The Character Assassin. This time, we’ve put into the cross-hairs a visionary scientist… ’s worthless son. Read the rest of this entry »
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In honour of our recent rundown of our favourite science fiction television shows, it seems fitting that this latest edition of The Character Assassin should take aim at a target drawn from the list. With that in mind, we delve into the political leanings of a man who is a soldier, a father and looks damn fine with a beard. Read the rest of this entry »
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And so another fictional character is put in the cross-hairs of The Character Assassin. In this installment of the series, we take a look at a man with vision. A man with passion. A man who is not actually a man, but is, in fact, a robot in disguise. Read the rest of this entry »
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We’ve looked at a wizard and a princess, and so in our third edition of the much vaunted The Character Assassin, we take a look at something completely new. A wizard. Read the rest of this entry »
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The first edition seemed to do well, so we’re at it again; taking a fictional character and discerning their Canadian political leanings based on a thorough analysis. This time, The Character Assassin puts a royal target into the cross-hairs. Read the rest of this entry »
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So I’ve come up with a semi-regular feature for my, and hopefully your, amusement. I will take random fictional characters and do an analysis of their political leanings to determine which Canadian political party they secretly support. For no good reason, I’m calling the feature The Character Assassin. Let’s start big. Read the rest of this entry »
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