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The character was originally depicted as a Western Caucasian (usually from England, France or Germany) but people from {{Eagleland}} joined the group later. If this is the case, expect some WhiteMansBurden excuse for his actions (which usually consists of taking over a place, exploiting the natives and the land, then leaving the place as an economic waste after the natives get fed up and kick him out). One place you stand a good chance of seeing a non-white version of this trope is in Korean (both north and south, but mostly north) depictions of the Japanese, especially the years Korea spent under colonial Japanese rule.
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The character was originally depicted as a Western Caucasian (usually from England, France or Germany) but people from {{Eagleland}} joined the group later. If this is the case, expect some WhiteMansBurden excuse for his actions (which usually consists of taking over a place, exploiting the natives and the land, then leaving the place as an economic waste after the natives get fed up and kick him out). One place you stand a good chance of seeing a non-white version of this trope is in Korean (both north and south, but mostly north) depictions of the Japanese, especially the years Korea spent under colonial Japanese rule. Chinese communists may also be portrayed this way in western films about Tibet.
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