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| rdfs:comment | - Prior to The Hub Network's press release for Daring Don't, Dr. Caballeron's name was revealed in October 2013 via Michael Dobson's online resume. Dr. Caballeron's appearance and approach to archaeology mirror those of Indiana Jones character René Emile Belloq, who also sold artifacts for personal profit. According to M. A. Larson, a scene in Slice of Life featuring Dr. Caballeron was planned but cut for time. Dr. Caballeron speaks with a distinctive Spanish accent.
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| abstract | - Prior to The Hub Network's press release for Daring Don't, Dr. Caballeron's name was revealed in October 2013 via Michael Dobson's online resume. Dr. Caballeron's appearance and approach to archaeology mirror those of Indiana Jones character René Emile Belloq, who also sold artifacts for personal profit. "Caballeron" is a surname derived from the Spanish word "caballero," meaning "horseman" or "gentleman"; in common usage it refers to a caretaker/rider of horses, and in aristocratic terms, it refers to a noble or knight. Its usage here may be a horse pun, or it may refer to his status as a scholar with a degree of the highest rank. According to M. A. Larson, a scene in Slice of Life featuring Dr. Caballeron was planned but cut for time. Dr. Caballeron speaks with a distinctive Spanish accent.
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