Character Development
"Luke's a great character. He's lots of fun to play because he has a lot of character traits that your average New Zealander doesn't, which leads to a few people thinking he's a bit suspicious. A couple of his habits are a bit dodgy, but he's not that bad."
—Gerald Urquhart on Durville's strange personality.Read more about this topic: Luke Durville
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