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Mashmellow Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
please help
You know, they killed--
it wasn't a series finale,
but it may as well have been
when they killed Edith Bunker which is a big loss
could anyone please explain the meaning of this sentence? thank you very much
it wasn't a series finale,
but it may as well have been
when they killed Edith Bunker which is a big loss
could anyone please explain the meaning of this sentence? thank you very much
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In the script of the TV series (but not the last show of the series), the character Edith Bunker died. This character's death was so great a loss to the popularity of the series that they might as well have made that show the last one.
- In the script of the TV series (but not the last show of the series), the character Edith Bunker died.
- This character's death was so great a loss to the popularity of the series that they might as well have made that show the last one.
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In the script of the TV series (but not the last show of the series), the character Edith Bunker died. This character's death was so great a loss to the popularity of the series that they might as well have made that show the last one.
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