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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
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0In the final scene of the last episode of Ghost whiperer Justin's next of kin say: "How could youcut us off 02br
00like that? We're your family! We would have helped you, we would have been there for you.02br
00Then Justin says: "If I could do it over, if I could do it again." 02br
00Then Melinda says: "If he coud do it over again, he would".02br
00 Does that mean that if he could rewind time 02br
00back he woud still do the same thing?0-
  

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0If he could do it over again, he would. He would what??? Although "He'd do the same thing again" is a common answer, there's no reason in the script you've presented us to assume that's what Melinda means.

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  • 0If he could do it over again, he would.
  • He would what???
  • Although "He'd do the same thing again" is a common answer, there's no reason in the script you've presented us to assume that's what Melinda means.
  • ) indicates he wishes he could do the right thing.
  • Melinda finishes his sentence for him.
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0If he could do it over again, he would. He would what??? Although "He'd do the same thing again" is a common answer, there's no reason in the script you've presented us to assume that's what Melinda means. Justin's stammering (why the period?) indicates he wishes he could do the right thing. Melinda finishes his sentence for him. The other answer is usually derogatory and would be counte
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0If he the ability to go back and do it a different way, he would take it.0-
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