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Will Freeman
Will Freeman and Bridget Jones

Will Freeman is a 36-year-old man. He is shallow, wealthy and irresponsible playboy, who has no surviving family and lives alone in a roomy, elegant London apartment. He's never had a job in his life. He's had lots of girlfriends, but he always dumps them within a few weeks. One day he realizes that his friends are all involved with the responsibilities of married life and that leaves him alone in the cold.
Will is a bored swinger who dumps woman after woman, and after his late test break-up with a girl named Angie who was a single mom. He develops a theory about dating single mothers: "Passionate sex. A lot of ego massage. Temporary parenthood without tears and guilt-free-parting.

Will Freeman don’t like kids or married people. there is an example on page 8, "These two were beginning to make him feel physically ill. It was bad enough that they had children in the first place; why did they wish to compound the original error by encouraging their friends to do the same?" or another one also on page 8, " I would rather eat one of Barney's dirty nappies, he thought"
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And there is one more about Will is shallow where he said him self, " Ah, but you see I haven't. I really am this

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