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!!Actor: Austin Pendleton (1970 film), Unknown (1973 TV pilot)
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!!Actor: Austin Pendleton Creator/AustinPendleton (1970 film), Unknown (1973 TV pilot)
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* The itherer: For most of the book he is shutting down both covert and overt attempts of his friend/squadmates to help his situation, seeing them as too crazy while he still pretends to have hope to go home by working within the military system. By the time he'd gathered himself,[[spoiler: he has run out of friends]]. One of the wake-up calls he suffers in the series, is when new recruits throw out the corpse in his tent, that was kept there undisturbed since arrival.
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* The itherer: TheDitherer: For most of the book he is shutting down both covert and overt attempts of his friend/squadmates to help his situation, seeing them as too crazy while he still pretends to have hope to go home by working within the military system. By the time he'd gathered himself,[[spoiler: he has run out of friends]]. One of the wake-up calls he suffers in the series, is when new recruits throw out the corpse in his tent, that was kept there undisturbed since arrival.
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* The Ditherer: For most of the book he is shutting down both covert and overt attempts of his friend/squadmates to help his situation, seeing them as too crazy while he still pretends to have hope to go home by working within the military system. By the time he'd gathered himself,[[spoiler: he has run out of friends]]. One of the wake-up calls he suffers in the series, is when new recruits throw out the corpse in his tent, that was kept there undisturbed since arrival.
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* The Ditherer: itherer: For most of the book he is shutting down both covert and overt attempts of his friend/squadmates to help his situation, seeing them as too crazy while he still pretends to have hope to go home by working within the military system. By the time he'd gathered himself,[[spoiler: he has run out of friends]]. One of the wake-up calls he suffers in the series, is when new recruits throw out the corpse in his tent, that was kept there undisturbed since arrival.
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* The Ditherer: For most of the book he is shutting down both covert and overt attempts of his friend/squadmates to help his situation, seeing them as too crazy while he still pretends to have hope to go home by working within the military system. By the time he'd gathered himself,[[spoiler: he has run out of friends]]. One of the wake-up calls he suffers in the series, is when new recruits throw out the corpse in his tent, that was kept there undisturbed since arrival.
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Anything That Moves is a disambiguation
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* AnythingThatMoves: Alluded to.
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* UnPerson: See [[spoiler:LegallyDead.]][[/folder]]
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]] The weird thing is everyone else seems to go along with it despite it being obviously untrue.[[/folder]]
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!!Actors: Collin Wilcox Paxton (1970 film), Alison Pargeter (2019 miniseries)
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In the book, he's described as having such a fearsome countenance that people are afraid to speak to him. In the 2019 miniseries, he just looks like [[Series/{{House}} that doctor guy.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He might be selfish and whiney but when Milo bombs the base, he puts himself in harm's way to help the wounded.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He might be selfish and whiney whiny but when Milo bombs the base, he puts himself in harm's way to help the wounded.
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* AdaptedOutAdaptedOut: Of the 1970 film.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler:Subverted. After dying early on, the Soldier in White reappears in the hospital ward near the novel's end with no exclamation, driving Dunbar, and subsequently everyone else in the ward, into a panicked frenzy. However, it is implied that this is, in fact, '''not''' the same man from before, but a different soldier in similar medical condition- The narration notes that he is both shorter and fatter than the Soldier from the novel's beginning and Yossarian only "recognizes him" by the fact that he also has all his features covered by white bandages. (And the same IV-catheter loop setup.)]]
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* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler:Subverted. After dying early on, the Soldier in White reappears in the hospital ward near the novel's end with no exclamation, explanation, driving Dunbar, and Dunbar (and subsequently everyone else in the ward, ward) into a panicked frenzy. However, it is implied that this is, in fact, '''not''' the same man from before, but a different soldier in similar medical condition- The narration notes that he is both shorter and fatter than the Soldier from the novel's beginning and Yossarian only "recognizes him" by the fact that he also has all his features covered by white bandages. (And the same IV-catheter loop setup.)]]
