George's Conscience

S07E23 The Wait OutretroAug 1, 2002, 4:02 PM ET6 years later3 posts by 3 posters
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Paul Atreides

In "The Wait Out" when George realizes that he may have broken up a couple with his folksy comments, he seems to show a genuine pang of conscience. It's pretty rare for George to show guilt that isn't part of conniving to get something else or brought about by his insane parents. George is not the kind of guy to worry about the effect his actions may have on others. Are there any other times where George has felt genuinely guilty?

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EastCoastGuyz↩ Paul Atreides

George felt guilty for the bus buy getting fired, although it seemed Elaine also took part it in saying that should would never eat there again.

East

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