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To make matters worse, the paper had run the story with a grainy photograph of Blomkvist with his mouth half open even as he raised an index finger to point. It made no difference that Blomkvist had never in life used the name Carl. From that moment on, to his dismay, he was nicknamed Kalle Blomkvist by his peers - an epithet employed with taunting provocation, not unfriendly but not really friendly either.
In spite of his respect for Astrid Lindgren - whose books he loved - he detested the nickname. It took him several years and far weightier journalistic successes before the nickname began to fade, but he still cringed if ever the name was used in his hearing.
Right now he achieved a placid smile and said to the reporter from the evening paper: "Oh come on, think of something yourself. You usually do. They all knew each other, more or less, and Blomkvist's most vicious critics had not come that morning. One of the journalists there had at one time worked with him. And at a party some years ago he had nearly succeeded in picking up one of the reporters - the woman from She on TV4.
He exchanged glances with TV4. How does it feel? The half-witted sports reporter shoves his microphone in the face of the Breathless Athlete on the finishing line. That's pretty severe," said She from TV4.
Shake his hand? The court had just ruled that Blomkvist had libelled and defamed the financier Hans-Erik Wennerstrom. The trial was over and he had no plans to appeal.
So what would happen if he repeated his claim on the courthouse steps? Blomkvist decided that he did not want to find out. The court has ruled otherwise, and I must accept that the judicial process has taken its course.
Those of us on the editorial staff will have to discuss the judgement before we decide what we're going to do. I have no more to add. Her expression was neutral, but Blomkvist thought he saw a hint of disappointed repudiation in her eyes. The reporters on site, apart from the boy from Dagens Nyheter, were all veterans in the business.
For them the answer to that question was beyond the conceivable. She was kinder than he deserved, and there were enough clear answers to satisfy all the reporters still standing behind her. The story would be in the headlines but he reminded himself that they were not dealing with the media event of the year here.
The reporters had what they needed and headed back to their respective newsrooms. He considered walking, but it was a blustery December day and he was already cold after the interview.
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