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** Alice and Bob's dad is [[DisappearedDad nowhere to be seen]], so in his absence, it is up to Bob as to fill the role of the "man of the house" and watch out for his little sis.
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** Alice and Bob's dad is [[DisappearedDad nowhere to be seen]], so in his absence, it is up to Bob as [[PromotionToParent to fill the role of the "man of the house" house"]] and watch out for his little sis.
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** Alice's boyfriend already hates Bob. The former was dating Alice (and abusing her) just to rile the latter up.
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** Alice and Bob live on the WrongSideOfTheTracks and Alice getting a BastardBoyfriend is more of a "will" than a "may". Bob's excessive caution is necessary under such circumstances.
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** Alice and Bob live on the WrongSideOfTheTracks and Alice getting a BastardBoyfriend [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] is more of a "will" than a "may". Bob's excessive caution is necessary under such circumstances.
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** Bob will kill ''Alice'' for harming herself in any way, even in cases where it was accidental.
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** Bob will kill ''Alice'' for [[SelfHarm harming herself herself]] in any way, even in cases where it was accidental.
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** Bob will kill ''Alice'' for harming herself in any way, even in cases where it was accidental.
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** Alice and Bob live on the WrongSideOfTheTracks and Alice getting a BastardBoyfriend is more of a "will" than a "may". Bob's excessive caution is necessary under such circumstances.
