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So a co-worker's daughter 'commits suicide'...

posted 14 years ago by kingaliencracker
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...and not only do you not know that, you don't even know he had a daughter?

[–] shane1979 14 years ago

If you were paying attention the crazy dude at the end explains that... Her and her dead husband met AFTER all that went down. Then they started up again.

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[–] kingaliencracker 14 years ago

That's not how it was explained.

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[–] blacknyellowsquid 14 years ago

I thought so too. Maybe she hadn't started working there yet when it happend (4 years ago) but you still think she would have heard about it maybe from colleagues.

[–] magicalbra 13 years ago

Well I would think that colleagues wouldn't discuss other colleagues dead daughters..

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[–] clickbait 11 years ago

Good question, was thinkin the same thing, and i believe its a plot hole. Even if co-workers dont talk about dead children, i bet her cheif husband would have known and told Miranda about in confidence, so if this movie would be "realistic" she should have known. *beep* movie with alot of plot holes...

[–] AssetsonFire 10 years ago

Her husband would've told her?! Don't you think that might've been a slightly touchy subject for him? Not a plot hole, FFS.

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[–] databyter 11 years ago

Not a co-worker, an administrator, and not a close friend.

It's not surprising that a person in the mental health field would not advertise a daughters "suicide" to his subordinates. It is a private thing.