2) The film introduces O.J. as having many different qualities at once: Conscious of his impoverished background, ambitious, hardworking, gets himself out of trouble, self-aware and arrogant, quick-witted, generous to his teammates, stays out of politics, people-pleaser, popular with white people, basking in his own record-breaking fame. Why do you think the documentary builds him up in all these different ways? (Bring in another historical or present-day figure as a mode of comparison.)