... miscariage, as many women have had to cope with it. In 'Eastenders', the very controversial issue of euthanasia. This storyline included Dot Branning (formerly Dot Cotton) killing her friend Ethel to ease her suffering. This brought about two main issues for Dot, whether to go by her religious beliefs or her best friends final wish. Ethel changed Dots mind by saying that she ... didn't have the same beliefs as Dot so why should she have to live until she died naturally. Ethel died because Dot allowed her to overdoes on her pills, she died peacefully in her sleep. Previous to this, a sim...

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... . Some are grateful to have them here, but some are just down right rude. After all if it weren't for these families little towns like this would still be just a dot on a map. Things about the wives give them away to the local people, stickers on your cars, shirts that you wear, ribbons adoring everything you own, or just simply the ... ...

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... . Some are grateful to have them here, but some are just down right rude. After all if it weren't for these families little towns like this would still be just a dot on a map. Things about the wives give them away to the local people, stickers on your cars, shirts that you wear, ribbons adoring everything you own, or just simply the ... ...

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... , they become obvious at the end. Another equally important, effective and powerful tool that Jackson utilizes is symbolism. Throughout "The Lottery" a number of symbols can be clearly identified. The back dot on the piece of paper along with the black box represents or foreshadows death. Similarly, "the chips of wood, that had been used for generations" has been altered; instead, the ... ...

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... , they become obvious at the end. Another equally important, effective and powerful tool that Jackson utilizes is symbolism. Throughout "The Lottery" a number of symbols can be clearly identified. The back dot on the piece of paper along with the black box represents or foreshadows death. Similarly, "the chips of wood, that had been used for generations" has been altered; instead, the ... ...

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... . Some are grateful to have them here, but some are just down right rude. After all if it weren't for these families little towns like this would still be just a dot on a map. Things about the wives give them away to the local people, stickers on your cars, shirts that you wear, ribbons adoring everything you own, or just simply the ... ...

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... . Some are grateful to have them here, but some are just down right rude. After all if it weren't for these families little towns like this would still be just a dot on a map. Things about the wives give them away to the local people, stickers on your cars, shirts that you wear, ribbons adoring everything you own, or just simply the ... ...

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