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Essay heading: The Romantic Present
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One of the most obvious is his ability to "intuitively sense the occult meanings of ancient riddles and puzzles," (Arnold 1). This ability is so extreme that it almost subtracts from the verisimilitude of the film. Each time the need to know the meaning of something arises, it rarely remains an issue more than a few minutes...
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Each time the need to know the meaning of something arises, it rarely remains an issue more than a few minutes. Gates also has a keen understanding of ideas "which, if he did not understand, would bring the entire enterprise to a halt," (Ebert 2). These abilities are vital to the success of Gates' actions and so this special ability is very important by itself as well as connected to his intuitive senses...
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