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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Whenever Comey[[note]]6'8" in RealLife, played by 6'3" Jeff Daniels[[/note]] and Sally Yates[[note]]5'6" in RealLife, played by 5'2" Holly Hunter[[/note]] share a scene.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Whenever Comey[[note]]6'8" in RealLife, played by 6'3" Jeff Daniels[[/note]] Daniels wearing two-inch lifts[[/note]] and Sally Yates[[note]]5'6" in RealLife, played by 5'2" Holly Hunter[[/note]] share a scene.
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** Obama and Trump are also contrasted, particularly in their behavior towards Comey. Obama is affable yet professional towards Comey despite the latter being a Republican who admits to not voting for him and clearly respects him throughout their association and Comey returning the feeling. Trump, on the other hand, tries to ingratiate himself to Comey with flattery and pampering, and then turns on him viciously when he thinks Comey has betrayed him.
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** Obama and Trump are also contrasted, particularly in their behavior towards Comey. Obama is affable yet professional towards Comey despite the latter being a Republican who admits to not voting for him and clearly respects him throughout their association and Comey returning the feeling.two at least have a mutual respect for each other. Trump, on the other hand, tries to ingratiate himself to Comey with flattery and pampering, and then turns on him viciously when he thinks Comey has betrayed him.
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* AffectionateNickname: Comey is often referred to as "boss" by many who work closely with him. He's also called "Jim" by almost everyone he's on good terms with.
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* AffectionateNickname: Comey is often referred to as "boss" by many who work closely with him. He's also called "Jim" by his family, friends and almost everyone he's on good terms with.with, including Obama and other heads of law enforcement.
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** Obama and Trump are also contrasted, particularly in their behavior towards Comey. Obama is affable yet professional towards Comey despite the latter being a Republican who admits to not voting for him and clearly respects him throughout their association. Trump, on the other hand, tries to ingratiate himself to Comey with flattery and pampering, and then turns on him viciously when he thinks Comey has betrayed him.
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** Obama and Trump are also contrasted, particularly in their behavior towards Comey. Obama is affable yet professional towards Comey despite the latter being a Republican who admits to not voting for him and clearly respects him throughout their association.association and Comey returning the feeling. Trump, on the other hand, tries to ingratiate himself to Comey with flattery and pampering, and then turns on him viciously when he thinks Comey has betrayed him.
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** James Comey and Rod Rosenstein are contrasted throughout the miniseries. Comey has strong convictions and tries to treat everyone as fairly as possible in service to the rule of law. Rosenstein, meanwhile, is more self-serving and willing put people down to ensure the continuation of his career. This contrast is most clear when Comey is fired and he walks out to see a crowd of agents who've gathered to pay their respects. Intercut with this is the sight of Rosenstein walking alone and unable to make eye contact with people who glare at him with disdain.
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** James Comey and Rod Rosenstein are contrasted throughout the miniseries. Comey has strong convictions and tries to treat everyone as fairly as possible in service to the rule of law. Rosenstein, meanwhile, on the other hand, is more self-serving self-serving, sycophantic and willing put people down to ensure throw anyone under the continuation of his career.bus to protect himself. This contrast is most clear when Comey is fired and he walks out to see a crowd of agents who've gathered to pay their respects. Intercut with this is the sight of Rosenstein walking alone and unable to make eye contact with people who glare at him with disdain.
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* HarmfulToMinors: During his first meeting with Obama, Comey recounts a story in which he and his brother where robbed at gunpoint in their home by a crook who had been terrorizing the neighborhood. Comey was 16 at the time of the incident and was so traumatized that he slept with a [[PillowPistol butcher's knife under his pillow for years]] and was constantly worried that the burglar would come back.
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* HarmfulToMinors: During his first meeting with Obama, Comey recounts a story in which he and his brother where robbed at gunpoint in their home by a crook who had been terrorizing the neighborhood. Comey was 16 at the time of the incident and was so traumatized that he slept with a [[PillowPistol butcher's knife under his pillow for years]] and was constantly worried that the burglar would come back.years]].
