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Originally Posted by RyanW
I'm going purely off of the James Bond wiki, as my memory of Brosnan-Bond other than Goldeneye is basically a single blurred together collection of dumb one-liners and a bikini homage (I think there was a guy with diamonds in his face in there too). It describes it as the loss of most of his sense of touch, smell, and taste. Might he have been waxing poetic over the purely physical sensations he'd never experience again?
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Renard was, as I recall, grossly under-written and under-used, and quite what the bullet in his brain did to him wasn't very well defined at all.
I mean, FFS, you have a relentless Bond villain with a bullet embedded in his brain giving him some kind of low sensitivity while it slowly kills him, and a final confrontation location with a lot of stuff lying around that could easily include a large magnet, and then he gets killed in a totally ordinary fight? The writers weren't even trying.