Brandt Dodson wrote:
If a professional is one who operates with NO personal
involvement, then yes, the Op is not a professional. But I
tend to agree with Mario on this one. The Op may have crossed
the line, but doesn't that make him human? A more appealing
character? Less professional as a result?
************** In Red Harvest the Op is working a job for
about 10 pages. After that it's all personal. He is decidedly
not a professional beyond this point. The job is over. It
might also be worth noting that he purposely obscures the
situation to his boss so that he can pursue a personal
thing.
Whether this makes him human or a more appealing character or
whether he was right or wrong might be worth discussing, but
it is mute to my point about his professionalism.
miker
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