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             acquiescence, or merely telling him what he wants to hear to get him to leave, it is
             impossible to know. Does she know, perhaps by her woman's intuition, that he is going
             to run away again? She is the whore, and she is a woman. She is supporting a man who
             cannot grow up and who refuses to see the world as anything but his toybox.
             In the toybox that the world is to Rabbit, his wife is just another plaything. He
             tosses her aside when he gets tired of her, like a small child that grows weary of a once
             favorite toy. Janice is his wife, and the mother of his child. She is heavily pregnant with
             their second child, and is starting to show the beginning signs of fading youth, and
             approaching age. Janice the wife is edgy, and somewhat disagreeable to Rabbit. She is
             very pregnant, and very tired. She is also sl
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