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contrast between Eddie and Paige
Another theme winding through the film is the role of the paparazzi, tabloid photographers eager to splash pictures of the prince's indiscretions on the front page of the newspapers of the fledgling democracy. While Denmark in the film still has a King and Queen, it does not interfere with the [[freedom of the press]].
Another theme winding through the film is the role of the paparazzi, tabloid photographers eager to splash pictures of the prince's indiscretions on the front page of the newspapers of the fledgling democracy. While Denmark in the film still has a King and Queen, it does not interfere with the [[freedom of the press]].
Eddie has no friends. His younger sister adores him, and he has somehow managed to hang on to a loyal manservant, but he is utterly unlike his counterpart in the film. Paige has a coterie of friends, is doing work in her field (her going away party appears genuinely motivated), and even the rathskeller boss needs her waitressing skills. Eddie, meanwhile, is merely rich and bored. He has no one outside the castle who wants his company but sycophantic flirts.
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