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Lewis will wear a standard military uniform of camouflage clothes, jacket, and boots to represent his role in special forces as the protagonist. Mark will dress in street clothes like jeans, hoodie, and hat to portray his character as the antagonist, similar to a drug dealer. The clones will be distinguished from both through tracksuits, shirts, and some face masks as fighters who assist Mark.
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