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The student's initial answer is that violence against one's own flesh and blood is especially gruesome and therefore helps explain why killing the daughter seems worse than breaking the vow.
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Gruesome
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "like the violence of it all and also because they are like your own flesh and blood so you know that"
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"like the violence of it all and also because they are like your own flesh and blood so you know that"
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"because it's flesh and blood that's why it's so bad that's why he is like the key example that i understand but i'm saying..."
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"would be kind of gruesome so um so so let's do the hypothetical where okay the problem is that jetfa um had to kill..."
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"gruesome engagements, still, but no wars. in place. So even though Russia and the United States still have war with each other, they still..."
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"...fire. Okay? And that's how he dies. Alright? Again this sounds gruesome what they're doing is they're celebrating the man and implanting his memory..."
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"...really it's at war. Okay? And some of the most atrocious gruesome stories will come from this medieval period. It's a Game of Thrones..."
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"...could have even broke apart, but they chose to fight a gruesome civil war. So the third thing you need to know about America..."
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