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| No wonder the virgins offed themselves, if this was their introduction to the old slap-and-tickle," mutters shrink-next-door Dr. If not for Giselle's un-melodramatic mad scene and her death, the scorned boyfriend actually might have offed the girl of his dreams. If they offed those people on Osage yesterday just might be you today" (193). |
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