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In "A Thousand Dollars" by O. Henry, Gillian is judged as foolish and naive by the other characters for giving away his money so easily. They see him as a simple-minded man who lacks the shrewdness to hold onto his wealth. However, throughout the story, Gillian proves himself to be generous and selfless, challenging the initial judgments made about him.

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