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HeartwarmingInHindsight: Though it was portrayed as a shocking twist (the story was written in the 60s), the reveal that the narrator's narrator of Double-Take's actress friend and his rival weren't interested in dating because they were both gay makes their friendship retroactively much more heartwarming, especially to a modern audience.
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