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ryan really sent a thug to beat up a man who rejected her simply because he asked her age before having an affair with her she even threatened to kill him and burn his house down with him inside if he didn’t drop the charges. the way she talks to her own mother is crazy too. this woman is genuinely evil, and the darkness in her mind is terrifying. 😳📺🔥
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When you realize the person who saved your life years ago is the one whose daughter you've been mistreating... The guilt is unreal 😭
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I am confused a bit, wouldn't she have people who can confirm she was at the pole dance class?? like the teacher and the other students?
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They don't make shows like these anymore!! Such a classic!
The plot twist is diabolical
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Bystander starts choking pitbill after the dog bit a toddler and refused to let go in NYC
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Emotional moment at a Pennsylvania high school after a student crowned Homecoming King surprised everyone by passing the honor to the runner-up.
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Before Altai, before Harambe, we also had Jambo. In 1986, a boy fell into a gorilla enclosure at Jersey Zoo where a silverback gorilla protected him till help arrived.
She really tried to be honest, I know I can’t put up with a child like that even for a day. This season of Desperate Housewives TV show really ragebaited me 🍿🎥
It’s crazy how a movie/series can feel complete the first time you watch it. Every scene, every motive, every ending locked into one interpretation.
But when you watch the same movie/series years later, it rearranges itself. The characters mean something else. The ending lands differently. What once felt obvious now feels incomplete.
The Death Of The Author was never just about books. It applies to films too. Once the work is out in the world, the director’s intention recedes, and the meaning now depends on the viewer: how they interpret it, and how much knowledge and life experience they bring to it.





















