Comments. 1  I hate the rake and try to avoid them if I can. Which is hard because itâs such a popular trope. 2  Wow. Just wow. @ 3 M. You seemed to have missed the point; after all, Jane specifically says she likes stories where the rake is redeemed (though I agree with Sam about the STDs!).
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