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…showed last 75 words of 761 total…he Judges character. Without the ideals of these philosophies he would have been completely infective in his job as district magistrate. When this story was constructed, the character of Judge Dee was the impossible byproduct of three philosophies. The Judge is taylored for the story, perfectly suited in every concievable way to the duties of his job. Judge Dee represents an ideal that is wholly unachievable in reality, but flawless in the realm of literature.