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Line 34: * In ''[[The Walking Dead]]'', the tougher men are more rural and know how to do things like hunt and track. More urban men like Glenn are wimpier. * Robert Baratheon in ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' is a warrior king who is shown constantly whoring, drinking, and hunting. A combination of the last two are what get him killed. * In ''King Solomon's Mines'' the expedition stops for no purpose but to have an adventure-of-the-month shooting lots of elephant, gorging themselves on the meat and burying the ivory to pick up on the way home. Both the [[Great White Hunter\|English]] and the native hirelings(including a [[Scary Black Man\|Homerically awesome]] warrior prince in [[King Incognito\|disguise]] )enjoy it tremendously. == Live Action TV ==

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