How could it go/end so/that bad/wrong?
X: He died many years ago. In a car accident. He went off the road and crashed into a tree.
Y: How could it go/end so/that bad/wrong? Had he been drinking?
X: No, he was just a bad driver. Always had been.
This sentence: How could it go/end so/that bad/wrong?
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X: He died many years ago. In a car accident. He went off the road and crashed into a tree.
- X: He died many years ago.
- In a car accident.
- He went off the road and crashed into a tree.
- Y: How could it all end so badly?
- Had he been drinking?
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X: He died many years ago. In a car accident. He went off the road and crashed into a tree.
Y: How could it all end so badly? Had he been drinking?
Y: How could it all go so wrong? Had he been drinking?
X: No, he was just a bad driver. Always had been.
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