When I took that semiotics module last term, we talked about this in particular. Some of Herge’s comics were downright racist interpretations, but Tintin himself seemed to be a buffer.
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The film was wonderful, and I watched a few episodes of the cartoon when I was little, but I need to read these.
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Tintin is an example of a neutral character done right. Twilight(or rather Bella) is an example of a neutral character...
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