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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have absolutely no interest in their daughter, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if Mr and Mrs Lennox had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, they could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.

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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have had absolutely no interest in their daughter, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if Mr and Mrs Lennox had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, they could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.
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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have absolutely no interest in their daughter, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if they had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, Mr and Mrs Lennox could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.

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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have absolutely no interest in their daughter, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if they Mr and Mrs Lennox had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, Mr and Mrs Lennox they could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.
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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have no interest in their daughter whatsoever, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if they had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, Mr and Mrs Lennox could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.

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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents have absolutely no interest in their daughter whatsoever, daughter, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if they had actually ''wanted'' their daughter, Mr and Mrs Lennox could have been far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parents.
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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad for both the mother and the baby, and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the mother's side ''at best''. Mary's parents are incredibly neglectful, but her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs. Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if she had actually ''wanted'' her daughter, Mrs. Lennox likely would have been a far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parent.

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* AccidentalAesop: MandatoryMotherhood is bad for both the mother and the baby, and can lead to disinterest and apathy on the mother's parents' side ''at best''. Mary's parents are incredibly neglectful, but have no interest in their daughter whatsoever, and her mother in particular didn't want to have children at all; due to the time period and society she lived in, once she learned that she was pregnant Mrs. Mrs Lennox likely had no choice but to carry Mary to term, and handed her off to someone else as soon as she was born. It can be argued that if she they had actually ''wanted'' her their daughter, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Lennox likely would could have been a far more attentive, if not necessarily better, parent.parents.

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