Episode 51 Flowers in the Attic(1987) - Working Title

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National Child Abuse Helpline: 800-422-4453 You can call or text this number I hope you enjoyed. Something I probably should've given more detail on was the foreshadowing thing. I'm aware the purpose of it is to set up the reveal at the end, but to me it takes away some of the surprise, because if she's standing in the doorway looking creepy then her putting arsenic on the cookies is a natural progression for her. I just think there are better examples of foreshadowing within this movie. They can't all be winners. Twitter: ashleymariewt Email: [email protected] Tumblr: ashleymariewt Instagram(for my crochet stuff): ashleymariewt

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National Child Abuse Helpline: 800-422-4453 You can call or text this number I hope you enjoyed. Something I probably should've given more detail on was the foreshadowing thing. I'm aware the purpose of it is to set up the reveal at the end, but to...

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