Cameron
When Henry Cameron collapses in Roark's office near the start of the film, why does Roark phone for an ambulance? Isn't it Cameron's responsibility to drag his lazy, mooching, dying ass to the hospital himself?
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I know this is slightly off-topic, but the way Dominique addresses Peter Keating in the book when she first meets him is beyond disgusting. Who in the name of all that's holy talks that way to a man she just met? And she's not even honest about her feelings toward him. She says she likes him while she obviously hates him - in fact she toys with his emotions and treats him like crap throughout the whole story.
If I were Peter Keating, I wouldn't care how pretty she was. I'd have kicked that b!tch to the curb so fast she'd think she was a football!
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